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Praising the Secular Tribunal While the True Kingdom Falls
The National Register article “In Praise of the Supremes” by George Weigel, published on June 24, 2026, asserts that the U.S. Supreme Court is the only functioning branch of American government, contr…
A Ship Reduced to a Floating Data Point
VaticanNews portal reports on a message from “Cardinal” Michael Czerny for Sea Sunday 2026, titled “Beyond Cargo and Commerce: The Human Face of the Sea.” The text highlights the isolation of maritime workers and calls for their dignity, yet it operates entirely within the sterile, naturalistic framework of the conciliar sect, reducing both man and the Church’s mission to mere social advocacy while pointedly ignoring the supernatural destiny of the soul.
The Solemnity of St. John the Baptist: A Liturgical Feast Hijacked by Naturalism
EWTN portal reports on the feast of St. John the Baptist, explaining its origin as “Summer Christmas” and its cosmic symbolism. While the article accurately recites some traditional liturgical facts, it completely strips the feast of its supernatural and polemical essence, reducing the greatest of prophets to a mere “indicator” and ignoring the saint’s ultimate witness: martyrdom for the defense of divine truth.
Pope Leo XIV and the Eucharistic Mystery: The Antichurch’s Empty Shell of a Doctrine
VaticanNews portal reports that during his June 24, 2026, General Audience, the usurper Leo XIV continued his modernist catechesis on the *Sacrosanctum Concilium*, reducing the Holy Eucharist to a metaphor for human unity and self-fulfillment, while remaining completely silent on the propitiatory sacrifice, the Real Presence as an article of faith, and the eternal damnation that awaits those who receive unworthily. This address is a textbook example of the conciliar sect’s systematic gutting of Catholic truth, replacing supernatural reality with naturalistic humanism.
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