Naturalistic “Prayer” Replaces Catholic Mission in Paris Suburb
Summary of the Conciliar Sect’s “SistersProject” in Clichy-Sous-Bois
The VaticanNews portal (March 17, 2026) reports on the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary (FMM) “Fraternity of Tiberiade” in Clichy-Sous-Bois, a Paris suburb with a Muslim majority. The article praises the Sisters for their “solidarity” and “prayer” with Muslim neighbors, framing their mission as providing a “place of welcome and encounter” without any mention of conversion or doctrinal contention. Their work includes school support, chaplaincies, and maintaining a Marian shrine, but the core identity presented is that of neutral “women of prayer” for a predominantly non-Catholic population. The article’s thesis is that this model of presence—characterized by interreligious proximity without explicit proclamation—is the ideal post-conciliar Catholic witness in a “multicultural” context. This represents the ultimate reduction of the Church’s *salus animarum* mandate to a naturalistic, sociological project of “living together,” utterly divorced from the *suprema lex* of the salvation of souls and the exclusive reign of Christ the King.




