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A solemn courtroom scene in the Vatican depicting the retrial of Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu and others, highlighting the apostasy and naturalistic corruption within the neo-church.
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Vatican’s “Trial of the Century” Exposes Apostate Neo-Church’s Naturalism

Vatican court orders partial retrial in ‘trial of the century’ finance case – EWTN News, March 17, 2026. The Vatican Court of Appeal ordered a partial retrial in the London property case, citing “relative nullity” due to procedural flaws from four secret papal decrees by “Pope” Francis. The original trial convicted Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu and nine others, sentencing them to over 37 years in prison and 200 million euros in damages. The ruling does not overturn convictions but requires evidence refiling by April 30, leaving prior verdicts formally intact. This case, stemming from a 350-million-pound investment with 139-million-euro losses, reveals the post-conciliar Vatican’s descent into secular corruption, utterly incompatible with the integral Catholic faith.

Bishop Mark Seitz in traditional episcopal vestments holding a pastoral letter titled 'Apostasy in the Name of Human Dignity' before a church altar with crucifix and stained glass windows depicting Christ's Passion.
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Bishop Seitz’s Pastoral Letter: Apostasy in the Name of “Human Dignity”

[EWTN News] reports that Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso, Texas, has issued the first pastoral letter by a U.S. bishop specifically addressing “mass detention and deportations.” The letter condemns current U.S. immigration enforcement as a “grave moral evil,” calls for prayer and “acts of solidarity,” and urges immigration officers to follow the Gospel rather than an “immoral order.” Seitz claims his “Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV” personally instructed him to stand with migrant families. The letter aligns with a similar November 2025 message from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) opposing “indiscriminate mass deportation.” Seitz details harsh conditions in detention centers, announces a diocesan vigil, and promises to redouble ministries to affected individuals. A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson responded by calling open borders the “grave moral evil” and citing victims of criminal illegal aliens.

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