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Antipope Leo XIV’s YouCat Foreword: Reducing Holy Matrimony to Sentimentalist Decisionism

The EWTN News portal, the propaganda organ of the conciliar sect, reports on September 9, 2026, that the usurper “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) has penned a foreword for a new edition of the pseudo-catechism YouCat: Love Forever, scheduled for release in November. The article, sourced from ACI Prensa, relates that the antipope tells young people love is “not a fleeting feeling but rather a decision, a journey, and a lifelong covenant,” emphasizing “serving through a generous gift of self” and the “DNA of Christianity” found in the Cross. This text is not a pastoral exhortation but a manifest declaration of the anthropocentric apostasy of the neo-church: it substitutes the sacramentum tantum and res et sacramentum of Holy Matrimony—indissoluble, ordered to procreation, and imaged in Christ’s union with the Church—with a modernist, phenomenological “covenant of self-gift” devoid of the primary end of marriage, the necessity of the state of grace, and the juridical reality of the bond ratified by God Himself.

Conciliar Bishops Petition Supreme Court to Nullify Natural Right of Self-Defense

The EWTN News portal reports that the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has filed an amicus brief in *Viramontes v. Cook County*, urging the Supreme Court to uphold a local ban on over one hundred types of semiautomatic firearms, including the AR-15 platform. The brief argues that the “autonomy of local authority” reflects the Catholic principle of subsidiarity and that modern weaponry is “fundamentally dissimilar” to eighteenth-century arms, rendering them “dangerous and unusual” and thus subject to regulation. The conciliar prelates thereby invoke a bureaucratic reading of federalism to justify the disarmament of the faithful, surrendering the natural law right of self-defense to the positive law of the secular state.

EWTN’s Sanitized Hagiography Masks the Conciliar Sect’s Apostasy

The EWTN News portal reports on the feast of St. Nicholas of Tolentino, presenting a pious narrative of the Augustinian friar’s miracles and his patronage of the souls in purgatory, culminating in the claim that Pope Eugenius IV canonized him in 1446 after recognizing 300 miracles. The article functions as a typical conciliar-sect hagiography: it isolates a pre-conciliar saint from the integral Faith that formed him, strips the doctrine of purgatory of its terrifying reality, and offers the faithful a domesticated spirituality that ignores the vacant See of Peter and the extinction of the true Mass in the structures occupying the Vatican. This piece is not Catholic journalism; it is spiritual anesthesia administered by the paramasonic structure to keep its novus ordo adherents complacent in their schism.

Palm Beach Neo-Diocese Whitewashes Clerical Corruption With Bureaucratic Sanitization

The National Catholic Register, propaganda organ of the EWTN neo-conservative establishment, reports that the Palm Beach neo-diocese, under the usurper “Bishop” Manuel de Jesús Rodríguez, has deemed its presbyter Alex Vargas “unsuitable for ministry” following an internal inquiry by a so-called “adult allegation board.” The investigation allegedly substantiated “sexual misconduct,” “financial malfeasance,” “abuse of power,” and violations of a “diocesan code of conduct.” The neo-prelate assures the faithful that the accused “remains innocent until proven guilty” and will face a future “judicial process,” while a “Diocesan Healing Intervention Team” has been dispatched to the parish to “offer support” and “provide a compassionate space for conversation and healing.”

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