Conciliar Sect Manufactures ‘Saint’ from Vatican II Missionary
The National Catholic Register portal reports that the conciliar diocese of Chiclayo, Peru, under its “bishop” Edinson Farfán Córdova, will initiate a “beatification” cause for Msgr. Juan Tomis Stack, an American missionary priest from Bridgeport, Connecticut. The announcement, made on the feast of St. John Vianney, frames Tomis’s life of social activism—road building, clinics, Scout troops, televised Novus Ordo services—as heroic virtue, explicitly crediting the “Second Vatican Council” as the inspiration for his mission. The article highlights the endorsement of the current usurper “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost), who cites Tomis as a vocational inspiration, and notes the title of “Monsignor” granted by the apostate “Pope” John Paul II. This maneuver exposes the conciliar sect’s substitution of supernatural sanctity with naturalistic philanthropy and its reliance on the false authority of usurpers to legitimize its own apostate existence.