Poll Shows Apostasy’s Fruit: Popularity of the Usurper

The cited article from the National Catholic Register’s CNA service, dated March 10, 2026, reports on an NBC poll showing “Pope Leo XIV” (Robert Prevost) enjoying high favorability ratings among U.S. voters, surpassing other political figures. This piece is not news but a symptom, a calculated piece of propaganda designed to cement the legitimacy of the conciliar usurper and normalize the apostasy of the post-1958 “church.” It presents a naturalistic, human-respectability metric as a sign of divine favor, utterly divorcing itself from the supernatural criteria by which a true Vicar of Christ is judged. The article’s very premise—that the approval of a secular, religiously indifferent electorate is a meaningful measure for the Supreme Pastor of souls—exposes the profound theological bankruptcy and modernist orientation of the entity occupying the Vatican.