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Conciliar Chicago Hierarchy Begs Secular Courts for Conscience Exemptions from Assisted Suicide Law
The National Catholic Register, organ of the conciliar sect’s “EWTN” media apparatus, reports that a United States federal district judge, Franklin Valderrama, has granted a temporary injunction shielding the “Archdiocese of Chicago,” the “Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm,” and the “Little Sisters of the Poor” from enforcement of Illinois’ assisted suicide statute while a federal lawsuit proceeds. The lawsuit, filed September 3 by the “religious liberty law firm Becket,” includes as plaintiffs “Archbishop” Blase Cupich and the aforementioned post-conciliar religious congregations. The “Cardinal” Cupich declared the law should be struck down “permanently,” insisting the Church’s objection “is not an attempt to impose Catholic teaching on non-Catholics” but merely “to stop the State from compelling Catholic health care providers to violate their conscience.” Meanwhile, the antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) was photographed meeting with the “Little Sisters of the Poor” in Istanbul last November. Parallel litigation by “Bishop” Thomas Paprocki of Springfield and the Thomas More Society seeks to extend similar protections to “95% of Catholic health institutions in Illinois.” This sordid spectacle of the conciliar hierarchy groveling before Masonic tribunals for permission to refrain from murder epitomizes the total capitulation of the neo-church to the secularist order condemned by Pius XI and Pius IX.
Chicago Conciliar Structure Pays Millions in Hush Money While True Justice Perishes
The National Catholic Register reports that the Archdiocese of Chicago, a juridical arm of the conciliar sect occupying the Vatican, has agreed to pay $5.5 million to nine alleged victims of clerical abuse, a settlement hailed by plaintiff attorney Jeff Anderson as a “tipping point and a turning point” for “reckoning” and “accountability.” The article details a pattern of multi-million dollar payouts stretching back years, involving the notorious predator Daniel McCormack, and even a countersuit by the archdiocese alleging a “racketeering enterprise” of fraudulent claims. This transactional approach to grave moral evil—reducing the rape of souls to a ledger entry negotiated by secular lawyers—exposes the neo-church for what it is: a paramasonic corporation managing liability, not a divine society administering justice.
Conciliar Hierarchy Begs Caesar for Crumbs While Christ the King Is Denied
The EWTN News portal reports that the “Archdiocese” of Chicago, under its “Archbishop” Blase Cupich, along with the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm and the Little Sisters of the Poor, has secured a temporary injunction from a federal judge blocking enforcement of Illinois’ assisted suicide law against them. The lawsuit, filed by the Becket law firm, argues that the law infringes on “religious liberty” by compelling participation in suicide. “Archbishop” Cupich stated the objection is not to “impose Catholic teaching on non-Catholics” but to stop the State from compelling “Catholic health care providers to violate their conscience.” Simultaneously, “Bishop” Thomas Paprocki of Springfield, alongside a Lutheran care home and other groups represented by the Thomas More Society, pursues a parallel suit. This legalistic scramble for exemptions within a Masonic legal framework exposes the total bankruptcy of the conciliar sect’s “pro-life” strategy: it surrenders the Social Kingship of Christ to beg for tolerance from the very state that legalizes murder.
EWTN’s Naturalistic News Roundup: Marian Shrines, False Canonizations, and Capitulation to Secular Power
EWTN News, the flagship propaganda organ of the conciliar sect, publishes a “World News Roundup” (September 12, 2026) that reads like a manifesto of the neo-church’s total surrender to the spirit of the world: a cancer-stricken daughter of a liberal activist finds “redemptive suffering” devoid of the Cross; Iraq erects a colossal Marian monument as a tourist attraction; the conciliar hierarchy in Belfast opens “canonization causes” for priests killed by British soldiers, confusing political victimhood with martyrdom; a Canadian doctor is crushed by the secular tribunal for a tepid objection to chemical castration; Syria’s Saydnaya pivots to “religious tourism” and “environmental projects”; the Vatican’s UN envoy begs for nuclear disarmament while ignoring the Kingship of Christ; Polish “St. Charbel communities” diagnose activism but remain within the apostate structure; and Lebanon’s Maronite patriarch blesses collective weddings as an “act of faith in the future.”
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