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Secrecy, Privilege, and the Systemic Cover-Up of Sodomitic Crimes in the Conciliar Sect
The National Catholic Register reports that a New Jersey appeals court has ruled Seton Hall University need not fully disclose the so-called “Latham report,” an internal investigation into the institution’s handling of sex abuse allegations connected to the disgraced former cardinal Theodore McCarrick. The university successfully invoked attorney-client privilege to shield the bulk of the report from public scrutiny, despite the fact that the document was commissioned as a self-critical analysis of the school’s complicity in one of the most grotesque scandals in the history of the American conciliar establishment. The ruling effectively perpetuates the wall of secrecy that has protected the architects of this ongoing catastrophe for decades.
Bishop Brennan’s Pastoral Letter: A Blueprint for Catholic Complicity with the Americanist Heresy
EWTN News portal reports that Bishop Mark Brennan of Wheeling-Charleston has issued a pastoral letter ahead of America’s 250th anniversary, calling Catholics to “renew their commitment to faith, human dignity, and the common good” while building a “culture of life” and “civilization of love.” The letter, framed as Brennan’s final pastoral as bishop, praises American constitutional stability, religious liberty, and Catholic contributions to social reform, while warning against secularism, relativism, and excessive individualism. Yet beneath this veneer of piety lies a document thoroughly infected with the very Modernism and Americanism that the pre-conciliar Magisterium condemned without equivocation — a letter that reduces the supernatural mission of the Church to naturalistic humanism, baptizes the errors of Liberalism, and ignores the absolute primacy of Christ the King over all nations.
Peru’s Deep Divisions Exposed: A Nation Awaiting a Usurper’s Visit
The Pillar portal reports on the anticipated visit of the usurper Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) to Peru, his former missionary territory, in November 2026. The article details a nation plagued by profound political instability, with a decade of revolving presidents, impeachments, and corruption scandals, alongside a deeply fractured and scandal-ridden local “Church” hierarchy. It highlights the controversial figure of Keiko Fujimori, likely to be president, and the numerous ecclesiastical controversies, including abuse cases and the dissolution of the Sodalitium Christianae Vitae, in which Prevost himself was involved. The piece concludes by framing Leo XIV as a potential “unifying figure” amidst this chaos, capable of “commanding respect across Peru’s political and ecclesial divides.” This entire narrative, however, fundamentally misapprehends the true nature of the crisis, reducing a profound spiritual apostasy to mere political and administrative challenges, and presenting a chief architect of the conciliar revolution as a beacon of unity.
Colombia’s “Bishops” Reduce the Faith to a Civic Ritual Before a Pagan Election
EWTN News reports that the conciliar “bishops” of Colombia have called for a “national day of prayer” on June 19, ahead of the presidential runoff election on June 21. They invite the faithful to prayer vigils in “cathedrals” and “paras,” and for families to “light a candle” and pray for the nation, stating that “without God, we will not be able to build the civilization of love we all long for.” They also quote “Pope” Leo XIV on choosing “encounter” over “confrontation.” This initiative, while superficially pious, is a textbook example of the post-conciliar Church’s reduction of the Faith to a naturalistic, horizontal civic ritual, devoid of any supernatural urgency or doctrinal clarity, and utterly failing to address the true spiritual crisis of our times.
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