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Antipope Leo XIV’s France Visit: Neo-Church Stages Stadium Apostasy

The Vatican News portal reports that the usurper “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) will undertake an “apostolic journey” to France from 25 to 28 September 2026, the first such “papal” visit to the French mainland in eighteen years. The article details the feverish anticipation of “young people,” highlighting the sale of 80,000 places at the Stade de France for a “vigil” in a single hour, the participation of a Eurovision singer, the mobilization of “catechumens and neophytes” — over 21,000 “baptized” at the recent Easter Vigil — and a gathering of 10,000 students. The theme of the visit is “So that the world may have life,” citing John 6:51. This spectacle of naturalistic enthusiasm, staged in sports arenas and secular boulevards, exposes the complete substitution of the regnum Christi for a humanitarian carnival, confirming that the structures occupying the Vatican are not the Catholic Church but the abomination of desolation foretold by Daniel and Our Lord.

The Pillar’s Podcast Propaganda: Neo-Church Media Manufactures Consent for Apostasy

The Pillar portal — a flagship organ of the conciliar sect’s media apparatus — publishes another installment of its paywalled podcast, “The Friday Pillar Post,” dated August 28, 2026, authored by Ed Condon. The entry consists solely of subscription metadata, audio player instructions, and a truncated show note referencing “Shaleta rej…” No doctrinal content, no moral teaching, no supernatural truth is presented. It is a commercial transaction disguised as apostolate. This vacuous simulacrum of Catholic journalism exposes the neo-church’s reduction of the Divine Mission to a content subscription model.

Usurper Leo XIV Parrots Masonic Utopianism: AI, “Common Good,” and the Erasure of Christ the King

National Catholic Register (CNA/EWTN) reports that the usurper “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) addressed the International Institute of Administrative Sciences on August 28, 2026, warning against entrusting human-life decisions to machines and calling for an “ethical framework” for artificial intelligence. The address invoked “human dignity,” “the common good,” “peace,” and the “humanization of digital technologies,” citing the usurper’s own encyclical *Magnifica Humanitas* and the 2024 World Day of Peace message of the antipope Francis. The venue, founded in 1930 to “adapt governance to the changing needs of society,” embodies the naturalistic evolutionism condemned by St. Pius X. This spectacle of a manifest heretic lecturing a Masonic-adjacent bureaucratic body on “ethics” while ignoring the Kingship of Christ and the salvation of souls is the quintessence of the conciliar apostasy: a godless humanitarianism masquerading as Catholic magisterium.

Antichurch Prelate Reduces Gospel to Political Diplomacy in Lawless West Bank

The EWTN News portal reports that the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, “Cardinal” Pierbattista Pizzaballa, addressing the Rimini Meeting organized by the neo-modernist movement Communion and Liberation, described the West Bank as a “lawless land” where violence goes unchecked. He lamented Israeli settlement expansion as an obstacle to a “political solution,” urged “listening to multiple voices,” and insisted that agreements must be accompanied by “educational, formative, human, and religious initiatives” to heal both Israeli and Palestinian populations. The antipope Leo XIV visited this same gathering days prior. This spectacle of a usurper hierarch begging secular powers for legal order while ignoring the Kingship of Christ exposes the total bankruptcy of the conciliar sect’s mission.

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