The Conciliar Sect’s Archaeological Piety: Sanitizing the Ruins of San Cosimato While the Neo-Church Erases the Supernatural
The National Catholic Register portal (August 11, 2026) publishes a travelogue by Ishmael Adibuah detailing the historical remnants of the first Poor Clare monastery in Rome, San Cosimato, now subsumed within the Regina Margherita hospital. The article catalogues the Benedictine origins, the Gregorian transfer to the Poor Clares in 1234, the Sixtine reconstruction, and the eventual suppression by the Italian Masonic state in 1875, concluding with a description of the surviving frescoes and cloisters. **This piece functions as a pious obituary for a dead tradition, carefully avoiding the theological reality that the conciliar sect occupying the Vatican has completed the destruction begun by the Italian revolution, replacing the Unbloody Sacrifice of Calvary with a “First Eucharistic Prayer” of their own fabrication, and the cloistered pursuit of sanctitas with a humanitarian NGO mentality.**