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The Conciliar Sect’s Manufactured “Conversion” Statistics Expose Evangelistic Bankruptcy

Vatican News portal (June 19, 2026) reports on a study of 2,127 participants in the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA) across 20 U.S. dioceses, claiming growing interest in the Catholic faith driven by “search for truth, purpose and community.” The study, conducted by the Archdiocese of Chicago in collaboration with 19 other dioceses, found that 77% of participants cited a desire to grow in virtue, 76% sought deeper understanding of truth, and 72% reported searching for inner peace. The report emphasizes digital evangelization, personal accompaniment, and creating “welcoming communities” as key strategies. This study, however, reveals not the vitality of the faith but the profound theological and spiritual bankruptcy of the post-conciliar apparatus, which has replaced the supernatural mission of the Church with naturalistic humanism and statistical self-congratulation.

Hermits in the Desert: A Diocesan Foundation Under the Usurper’s Shadow

The article from EWTN News (June 19, 2025) reports on the establishment of a new community of hermits, the “Hermits of Sts. Torquatus, Martha, Mary, and Lazarus,” in the Diocese of Guadix, Spain. Four Venezuelan men, Carlos Andrés, Óscar Eduardo, Osmar Moisés, and Emilio José, have taken up residence at the historic hermitage of St. Torquatus, a site associated with the first-century martyrdom of one of the apostle James’s disciples. The foundation, initiated by “Bishop” Francisco Jesús Orozco, aims to “keep the memory of the place alive” and “pray for the Church proclaimed by St. Torquatus,” with a particular focus on “perpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament” and intercession “for the needs of our Holy Father, the pope.” The ceremony consecrating the hermits was attended by members of the “Congregation of Martha and Mary,” a community of women religious. While the narrative presents a seemingly pious endeavor, the entire framework operates within the structures of the post-conciliar neo-church, rendering its spiritual claims suspect and its “prayers for the pope” a direct intercession for the usurper Leo XIV, the chief architect of modernist apostasy.

The Conciliar Sect Reduces Priests to Patients: Mental Health Rhetoric Replaces the Supernatural Life

EWTN News reports that David Shellenberger, president and CEO of the Saint John Vianney Center, called for greater psychological support for clergy and religious, emphasizing their humanity and stressors. This appeal, while cloaked in concern, reveals the profound spiritual bankruptcy of the post-conciliar Church, which has replaced the supernatural life of grace with secular therapeutic models, reducing priests to mere patients in need of clinical management rather than souls called to sanctity and sacrifice.

Training Catholic Scientists to Promote the “Harmony” of Faith and Science

EWTN News portal reports on a new workshop at the Society of Catholic Scientists conference designed to train Catholic scientists to publicly promote the idea that faith and science are in “harmony,” combating the perceived “myth” of conflict between them. This initiative, while seemingly well-intentioned on the surface, reveals a profound misunderstanding of the true relationship between faith and reason, and ultimately serves to undermine the absolute supremacy of revealed truth by placing it on an equal footing with the ever-shifting pronouncements of modern science.

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