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The Reduction of Sacred Duty to Naturalistic Humanitarianism

[Vatican News portal] reports on a letter from Cardinal Claudio Gugerotti, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Eastern Churches, urging contr…

Zeppole and the False Feast: St. Joseph Reduced to Pastry

The cited article from the *National Catholic Register* (March 19, 2026) promotes the modern, sentimentalized celebration of St. Joseph’s Day through the consumption of zeppole, framing it as a wholesome tradition of “quiet devotion” and family togetherness. It relies on personal anecdotes, cultural legends, and quotes from post-conciliar figures like Marian Father Donald Calloway, author of *Consecration to St. Joseph*. The article’s core thesis is that a simple pastry can teach us about St. Joseph’s “hidden heroism” and provide a “moment of joy amid hardship,” entirely divorced from any supernatural, doctrinal, or militant Catholic context. This represents a profound degradation of the sacred into the sentimental, and a deliberate omission of the saint’s true role in the cosmic battle against error.

Amoris Laetitia Decade: Antipope’s Synodal Plot to Destroy Marriage

[EWTN News] reports that the antipope Leo XIV has summoned post-conciliar “bishops” to Rome in October for “synodal discernment” on applying the modernist document *Amoris Laetitia* to families today. This gathering, celebrating a decade of the apostolic exhortation, epitomizes the neo-church’s replacement of immutable divine law with pastoral relativism, aiming to legitimize adultery and sacrilege under the guise of “mercy.”

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