Antipopes of the Antichurch
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Cardinal Dolan’s NYPD Chaplaincy: Ecumenical Betrayal of Catholic Mission
EWTN News (February 9, 2026) reports that retired conciliar “cardinal” Timothy Dolan will co-lead the New York Police Department’s chaplain unit alongside Rev. A.R. Bernard, a Protestant pastor. Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch, described as Jewish, praised the duo as “tzadik” (righteous ones) embodying “moral clarity” for officers. The appointment replaces Rabbi Alvin Kass, signaling a shift toward interfaith governance of spiritual oversight. This arrangement epitomizes the conciliar sect’s surrender of the Church’s divine mandate to secular-religious syncretism.
Archbishop Wester’s Migration Comments Undermine Christ’s Social Kingship
EWTN News reports a dispute between Santa Fe “Archbishop” John Wester and House Speaker Mike Johnson regarding migration policies, where both parties demonstrate theological confusion antithetical to Catholic tradition. The “archbishop” condemns Johnson’s defense of border enforcement while promoting modernist distortions of Scripture.
Kyiv “Bishop” Colludes with U.S. Secretary of State in Betrayal of Catholic Principles
EWTN News reports that Vitaliy Kryvytskyi, a “bishop” of the conciliar sect’s Kyiv-Zhytomyr structure, met with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on February 4, 2026. The article frames this encounter as a discussion about “faith” and Ukraine’s humanitarian crisis, omitting all reference to the Church’s divine mission to combat error and proclaim Christ’s social kingship. Kryvytskyi claims he is “not a politician” while engaging in precisely political theater with a globalist operative. The report concludes with saccharine descriptions of Ukrainian churches as mere “oases” for charging phones rather than fonts of sacramental grace.
Vatican Usurper’s Empty Gestures Conceal Spiritual Bankruptcy in Nigeria Crisis
The EWTN News portal reports that antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) expressed “sorrow and prayerful closeness” for victims of violent attacks in Nigeria during his February 8, 2026 Angelus address. The article details armed group assaults on churches, kidnappings of clergy including Fr. Nathaniel Asuwaye, and destruction of Catholic infrastructure. Prevost vaguely called for authorities to “ensure protection of every citizen,” praised beatified Spanish modernist priest Salvatore Valera Parra, and referenced St. Josephine Bakhita while promoting the World Day Against Human Trafficking. The counterfeit pope concluded with naturalistic appeals for “respect and fraternity among peoples,” omitting any call for Nigeria’s conversion to the Catholic Faith or recognition of Christ’s Social Kingship.
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