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Scorsese and the Conciliar Church: A Dialogue with Modernist Relativism

Antichurch Scorsese and the Conciliar Church: A Dialogue with Modernist Relativism

L’Osservatore Romano portal reports on a tribute to Martin Scorsese at “La Milanesiana” festival in Milan (June 25, 2026), where Fr. Antonio Spadaro, Undersecretary of the Dicastery for Culture and Education, attended and Scorsese delivered a video message about his film “The Last Temptation of Christ,” describing his approach to Jesus as exploring mystery and questioning, and expressing gratitude for his reception by “Pope” Francis and friendship with Spadaro. This event reveals the complete integration of Hollywood naturalism into the conciliar apparatus, where a filmmaker who openly questioned Christ’s divinity is embraced by modernist clergy as a dialogue partner.

India Tightens FCRA Foreign-Funding Law as Catholic Church Plans Day of Prayer: A Diocesan Lobby Masquerading as Pastoral Concern

EWTN News portal reports (June 26, 2026) that the Indian government has issued stricter rules under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) just days before the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI) planned a nationwide day of prayer against the legislation. The article presents the Church’s reaction as merely an “appeal” for “freedom of the Church to carry out its mission of service,” completely omitting the supernatural mission of the Church and reducing the Mystical Body to a mere NGO dependent on foreign funds. This conciliar posture reveals a Church that views itself as a socio-political lobby rather than the sole Ark of Salvation.

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