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Conciliar Clergy’s Prayer of Despair Amid Gulf Explosions
The cited article from Vatican News reports that following explosions in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Qatar, “Bishop” Aldo Berardi, Apostolic Vicar of Northern Arabia, suspended all Church activities and urge…
Pro-Life Reporting Omits Christ the King: A Catholic Critique
EWTN News reports on Meta’s AI chatbot policy blocking discussions of abortion with minors, alongside other pro-life developments including the faltering of a national assisted suicide bill in the UK, an Ohio court upholding a ban on aborted baby burial requirements, and a Texas lawsuit against a mail-in abortion company. While these reports document ongoing efforts against moral evils, they operate entirely within a naturalistic framework that utterly neglects the indispensable foundation of the Social Reign of Christ the King, thereby perpetuating the very apostasy they claim to oppose.
Hollow Victory at a Modernist Citadel
The EWTN News portal reports on a February 27, 2026, prayer vigil at the University of Notre Dame, organized by students after the withdrawal of pro-abortion professor Susan Ostermann from a leadershi…
Digital Apostasy: Social Media Vocation Promotion and the Conciliar Church’s Sacramental Void
The Vatican News portal reports on an international webinar held on February 27, 2026, titled “Social Media and Vocational Promotion: Witness and Community in the Digital World,” organized by Multimedia International in collaboration with the International Union of Superiors General (UISG) and the Union of Superiors General (USG). Approximately 548 participants, described as formators and communicators, attended the event. Speakers including Raffaele Buscemi of Opus Dei, Sr. Amélie Jarrousse, and Fray David Jesús Velásquez Cardona promoted social media as an “authentic space of witness, accompaniment, and community discernment” for vocation promotion. Key themes included the assertion that “the virtual is real,” the need for intentional and dialogical online presence, and the concept of social media as an “open cloister.” The article concludes by framing this digital engagement as a response to decreasing vocations, challenging the Church to inhabit digital spaces as places of mission.
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