Rome Safeguarding Dialogues: The Anti-Church Performs Another Act in the Theater of Self-Reform

Vatican News portal reports that the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors and the group Ending Clergy Abuse (ECA) held their first structured in-person dialogue in Rome on 15–16 June 2026, described as a “significant step” in strengthening safeguarding measures and promoting accountability. The meeting, called “Rome Safeguarding Dialogues,” was held at Palazzo Maffei and was proposed by the antipope Leo XIV following his October 2025 meeting with the ECA Board. Monsignor Thibault Verny, President of the Pontifical Commission, reaffirmed the Church’s responsibility to listen to victims, while Gemma Hickey, President of the ECA Board, emphasized “curiosity, kindness, and hope.” Discussions centered on victims’ rights, institutional responsibility, justice, safeguarding standards, and the Commission’s newly promulgated statutes. Participants agreed to continue dialogue, strengthen collaboration, expand engagement with victim communities, and promote “victim- and survivor-centered approaches.” This entire spectacle is yet another performance by the conciliar sect — the abomination of desolation occupying the Vatican — attempting to address a crisis of its own making through the very modernist framework that enabled the catastrophe in the first place, while remaining utterly silent on the theological roots of the disaster: the destruction of Catholic moral theology, the corruption of seminary formation by homosexual networks protected by the hierarchy, and the systematic dismantling of the Church’s immutable teaching on the nature of sin, grace, and the supernatural end of man.