Monaco’s Hollow Catholicity: Antipope’s Naturalistic Sermon Exposed

The EWTN News article reports on the March 28, 2026, visit of “Pope” Leo XIV to Monaco. The antipope praised the principality’s “gift of smallness” and its status as one of the few nations retaining Catholicism as a state religion, urging it to serve “the cause of law and justice” and noting that “in the Bible… it is the small who make history.” The article contextualizes this within Monaco’s recent refusal by Prince Albert II to broaden abortion laws. The visit was carefully staged to avoid the antipope setting foot on French soil, thus sidestepping diplomatic protocol with the French republic. The underlying thesis of the article is that this event represents a harmonious union of a tiny Catholic state with a benign, spiritually attuned pontiff—a narrative that, upon examination, reveals a profound theological and spiritual bankruptcy, masking the reality of the post-conciliar apostasy and the vacant See.