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Apostasy

Summary: The Pillar reports on the travel schedule of antipope ‘Pope’ Leo XIV, detailing planned trips to Monaco, Algeria, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, Spain, Peru, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico, Portugal, Australia, and South Korea. The itinerary emphasizes ecumenical dialogue, naturalistic humanitarianism, and modernist devotional celebrations while completely omitting any reference to the supernatural mission of the Catholic Church: the exclusive reign of Christ the King, the salvation of souls through the one true faith, and the duty of states to recognize this reign. What emerges is not a pastoral itinerary but the systematic implementation of Modernism’s synthesis of all errors—a traveling showcase of the conciliar sect’s apostasy from integral Catholic doctrine.

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Cultural Syncretism Masquerading as Sanctity in Bowman Canonization Push

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The “Diocese” of Jackson, Mississippi, concluded the diocesan phase for the “canonization” of “Servant of God” Mary Thea Bowman, a Methodist convert promoted for advancing “Black Catholic” ministries. “Bishop” Joseph Kopacz presided over the February 9 ceremony, claiming Bowman “inspires faith, hope, and joy” beyond the diocese. Bowman joined the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration at 15, earned a doctorate from The “Catholic” University of America, co-founded the National Black Sisters’ Conference, and contributed to the 1987 Lead Me, Guide Me hymnal. Her 1989 address to the U.S. “bishops” included singing the Negro spiritual Motherless Child while declaring, “Jesus told me that the Church is my home.” She died in 1990 and was buried in a secular cemetery.

A group of nuns in historic habits standing solemnly in a dimly lit church, reflecting deep reverence and traditional Catholic religious life.

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Mockery of Religious Life: Conciliar Sect Merges Feminist Congregations in Loyola Spectacle

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VaticanNews portal (November 6, 2025) reports the canonical merger of the Congregation of Jesus (CJ) and the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (IBVM)—known as Loreto Sisters—into a single entity under the CJ name. The unification ceremony, presided by Arturo Sosa (“Superior General” of the post-conciliar “Society of Jesus”), occurred in Loyola, Spain, allegedly fulfilling the “400-year-old vision” of Mary Ward (1585-1645), whom the conciliar sect titles “Venerable.” The article celebrates this as a “profound act of healing and hope” (Sr. Veronica Fuhrmann, CJ), claiming the merger exemplifies “Gospel message of peace, reconciliation, and communion” (Sr. Carmel Swords, IBVM).