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Medieval Monk’s Comet Observation: A Naturalistic Distortion of Providential History

EWTN News reports on new research suggesting that 11th-century Benedictine monk Eilmer of Malmesbury recognized Halley’s Comet’s cyclical reappearance six centuries before Edmond Halley’s scientific confirmation. The article frames this as a historical curiosity while perpetuating Enlightenment-era prejudices about medieval “superstition” versus modern “science.”

Gen Z’s Church Hopping: A Modernist Distortion of Holy Mass

The EWTN News portal (February 3, 2026) reports on three Irish youths—Luke Doogue, Neil Patterson, and Stephen Patterson—who replaced the secular “12 pubs of Christmas” with visiting 12 churches for Sunday Mass, later expanding to 40. While framed as a revival of faith, the article reduces the Most Holy Sacrifice to a social activity, measuring it by worldly standards like homily length and “experience.”

Conciliar Sect Endorses Espionage as “Moral” at Business Summit

EWTN News (February 3, 2026) reports that James Olson, retired CIA Chief of Counterintelligence, addressed the Legatus Summit—a gathering of executives affiliated with the conciliar sect—defending espionage as morally compatible with Catholicism. Olson invoked Old Testament narratives and distorted Thomistic principles to justify systematic lying, theft, and deception in intelligence operations. The event, hosted at the Ritz-Carlton Bacara in Santa Barbara, California, included other speakers such as former HUD secretary Ben Carson and former Google executive Vic Gundotra.

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