Conciliar Sect Condemns Divine Justice: Antipope’s Novelty Overturns Perennial Teaching on Capital Punishment
The Vatican News portal (August 14, 2026) reports that three death-row inmates were executed by lethal injection on August 13 in Tennessee, Oklahoma, and Alabama—the first triple execution in the United States in over sixteen years. The article highlights the reaction of the “Archbishop” of Oklahoma City, Paul S. Coakley, president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), who declared on social media that “the death penalty does not bring justice” and advocated for life imprisonment as a means for “conversion of hearts.” The report explicitly cites the 2018 revision of the Catechism of the Catholic Church ordered by the antipope Francis, declaring capital punishment “inadmissible” and contrary to “human dignity.” This dispatch from the official propaganda organ of the conciliar sect perfectly encapsulates the anthropocentric apostasy of the neo-church: it substitutes the *potestas gladii* (power of the sword) entrusted by God to legitimate authority for the preservation of justice, with a sentimental humanitarianism that empties the Cross of its expiatory meaning and denies the very order of divine justice.