Bowman’s ‘Sainthood’ Apostasy Exposed

The EWTN News article of March 1, 2026, reports on the closing of the diocesan phase of the canonization cause for Servant of God Sister Thea Bowman, an African American religious sister active in the late 20th century. It praises her for “bridging divides,” embracing “all gifts and cultures,” and her “prophetic voice” on racial inclusion, suggesting her message is “needed more than ever” in today’s divisive society. The article frames her potential canonization as a pathway for other African Americans to sainthood and highlights her role in developing Black Catholic liturgy and music. The promotion of Bowman’s cause by the post-conciliar hierarchy, culminating in the Vatican’s Dicastery for the Causes of Saints, represents a decisive repudiation of Catholic exclusivism and an embrace of naturalistic humanism and religious indifferentism, demanding rejection by all faithful to integral Catholic doctrine.