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The Illusion of Sanctity in a Post-Conciliar Wasteland
EWTN News reports (January 28, 2026) on efforts to canonize Jan Ruff-O’Herne, a Dutch-Australian woman who survived Japanese military sexual slavery during WWII. The article emphasizes her “heroic capacity for forgiveness” and “deep faith” while undergoing atrocities, with retired Adelaide priest Roderick O’Brien promoting her cause. It describes her post-war life as a teacher, wife, caregiver, and activist campaigning for recognition of “comfort women,” culminating in her alleged spiritual triumph through forgiving one of her abusers.
Missionary Work Compromised by Modernist Heresies in Southern Mexico
EWTN News reports on Spanish missionary Christopher Hartley’s work in Guerrero, Mexico, emphasizing material dangers and spiritual challenges among Mixtec communities. The article describes Hartley’s ordination by the antipope John Paul II, his appeals for missionary funding ($154,000 project), and critiques of insufficient Church presence in remote areas. Hartley claims Mixtecs practice syncretism blending Catholic elements with pagan beliefs, requiring “urgent evangelization.”
Chicago School Closures Reveal Bankruptcy of Conciliar Sect
EWTN News reports on January 27, 2026, that six schools under the jurisdiction of the Chicago “archdiocese” will close due to “low enrollment and ongoing deficits.” Superintendent Greg Richmond declared them “no longer sustainable” despite fundraising efforts. Affected institutions include St. Stanislaus Kostka Academy (founded 151 years ago) and St. Francis Borgia, whose community raised only $7,000—2% of the $400,000 demanded by “archdiocesan” authorities. “Father” Anthony Bus, CR, lamented the closure of St. Stanislaus Kostka while “Father” Antonio Musa, OFM, blamed Illinois’ withdrawal of state scholarships for St. Jerome School’s $450,000 deficit. The article frames these closures as tragic losses of “faith-centered environments.”
Humanitarian Distortion Masks Apostasy in Minneapolis Shooting Aftermath
The EWTN News portal reports on reactions to the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, focusing on statements from “Father” Harry Tasto and “Archbishop” Bernard Hebda. Tasto, who worked with Pretti at a Veterans Affairs hospital, described him as “known for his kindness and gentleness” during a Mass at the Basilica of St. Mary. The article emphasizes calls for prayer from post-conciliar prelates, including vague appeals to “peace” and “fraternity” from “Archbishop” Paul Coakley and “Pope” Leo XIV, while omitting any reference to divine justice, repentance, or the supernatural purpose of human suffering.
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