Conciliar Education Exposed: Rainbow Compromises, Protestant Grants, and the Eclipse of the Supernatural
The EWTN News portal reports on a roundup of conciliar “Catholic education” initiatives for August 2026: the Lilly Endowment—a Protestant philanthropic entity—funds Notre Dame’s theology department to “reimagine” lay ministry; the Diocese of Oakland’s Bishop O’Dowd High School replaces explicit Pride flags with a bespoke rainbow “Inclusive O” symbol after episcopal pressure; the Diocese of Wichita canonically erects a “seminary” under the patronage of St. Philip Neri despite using the invalid post-conciliar rites; the Archdiocese of Milwaukee celebrates its first new school buildings in six decades, emphasizing “modern, student-centered environments” and “community hubs”; and the Diocese of Raleigh boasts superior standardized test scores as proof of “academic excellence rooted in the Catholic tradition.” This constellation of news reveals the conciliar sect’s educational apostolate as a thoroughly naturalized, horizontally oriented, and theologically bankrupt enterprise that has substituted the regnum Christi for the reign of man.