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Antipope Leo XIV’s France Tour: Masonic Spectacle Masquerades as Catholic Pilgrimage

EWTN News portal reports on the impending visit of the usurper “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) to France from September 25–28, 2026, detailing a carefully choreographed itinerary encompassing Paris, Lourdes, and Metz designed to project the neo-church’s relevance to a secularized Europe. The article enumerates twelve talking points — from the first “papal liturgy” at the restored Notre-Dame de Paris to a youth vigil at the Stade de France featuring a relic of Christ’s tunic, from prayers at the Lourdes grotto to historical anecdotes about Chartreuse liqueur and Dom Pérignon champagne — all framed as a celebration of France’s title as “Eldest Daughter of the Church.” This spectacle of naturalistic pageantry, revolutionary symbolism, and sacramental trivialization exposes the conciliar sect’s complete abandonment of the regnum Christi for the regnum hominis (kingdom of man).

Antipope Leo XIV’s Pilgrimage to Apostate France: A Triumph of Naturalistic Humanism Over the Kingship of Christ

Vatican News portal reports on the impending four-day “Apostolic Journey” of the usurper Robert Prevost (“Pope” Leo XIV) to France, framing it as a pastoral mission to “remain human” amidst technocracy and war. The editorial by Andrea Tornielli, editorial director of the dicastery for communication, presents the antipope as an “unarmed Successor of Peter” bearing a “disarmed and disarming peace” to the “eldest daughter of the Church,” now recast as the homeland of the Enlightenment and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The itinerary—Paris, Lourdes, Metz—is stripped of any supernatural finality, reduced to a sociological exercise in “encounter” and “woundedness.” The thesis is clear: the conciliar sect has definitively substituted the regnum Christi for a vague, naturalistic “magnificent humanity,” rendering the Cross invisible and the Crown of Christ optional.

Antichurch Simulates Beatification of Media Celebrity Sheen Under Antipope Leo XIV

The propaganda organ Vatican News publishes a panegyric by the conciliar “bishop” of Peoria, Louis Tylka, heralding the imminent “beatification” of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen by the usurper “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) on September 24, 2026. The article extols Sheen as a “master of modern media” whose “interior life” and “Holy Hour” allegedly ground his telegenic evangelization, presenting him as a model for the digital age. This theatrical spectacle is a null, sacrilegious simulation perpetrated by a manifest heretic occupying the See of Peter, canonizing a figure of the conciliar transition to legitimize the neo-church’s apostasy.

Conciliar Sect Canonizes Its Own Propaganda Minister: The Sheen Beatification Farce

The Vatican News portal reports the impending beatification of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, scheduled for 24 September 2026 in St. Louis, Missouri, approved by the current usurper “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost). The article, authored by Jason Gray of the “Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Foundation,” presents a hagiographic narrative of Sheen as a model evangelizer: a media pioneer, a participant in the Second Vatican Council, a collaborator with the false “popes” John Paul II and Benedict XVI, and a recipient of praise from the antipope John Paul II. The piece culminates in the announcement of a “miracle” approved by the antipope Francis in 2019 — a child revived after 61 minutes without heartbeat — as the supernatural seal on Sheen’s sanctity. This celebration of a conciliar functionary as a saint exposes the total collapse of the canonization process into a tool for legitimizing the Vatican II revolution.

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