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Exorcist Dismissed for Affirming Demonic Reality: The Conciliar Sect’s War on the Supernatural
EWTN News reports that Cardinal Robert McElroy, the “archbishop” of Washington, has removed Monsignor Stephen Rossetti from his role as an exorcist within the Archdiocese of Washington. The reason? Rossetti dared to suggest that many UFO sightings could be demonic in nature. McElroy claims these remarks “gravely undermine the Church’s very precise teaching on the devil, demons, and exorcism.” This act is not merely administrative; it is a calculated strike against the very reality of the supernatural order, revealing the conciliar sect’s deep-seated naturalism and its systematic dismantling of Catholic truth.
Record Episcopal March for Life Masks Deeper Crisis of Faith in Britain
The National Catholic Register reports that fourteen Catholic bishops from across Great Britain will attend this year’s March for Life UK in London, double last year’s number, with Archbishop Richard Moth of Westminster set to participate and celebrate the opening Mass for the first time. The article, authored by Edward Pentin, frames this as a sign of heightened priority for pro-life witness in Britain, citing challenges such as the decriminalization of abortion up to birth, “buffer zones” preventing prayer near abortion clinics, and the defeat of assisted suicide legislation. While the turnout is presented as a triumph, the article’s focus on episcopal presence and public witness, divorced from the supernatural realities of faith and the true mission of the Church, reveals a superficial engagement with the crisis of life in Britain, characteristic of the post-conciliar Church’s reduction of Catholic action to naturalistic activism.
The “Venerable” Nun of the Wild West: A Model of Conciliar Virtue or Heroic Catholicism?
EWTN News reports that the canonization cause for Sister Blandina Segale, the “Fastest Nun in the West,” has cleared a significant hurdle at the Vatican. The Dicastery for the Causes of Saints’ theologians unanimously voted to advance her cause, with the petitioner, Allen Sanchez, describing the process not as a debate but a “celebration.” Archbishop John Wester of Santa Fe hailed the decision as a “historical moment,” praising Segale’s “witness of faith, courage, and care for those most in need.” The article details her work in the American Southwest, founding schools and hospitals, and her legendary interventions with outlaws like Billy the Kid. It concludes with Wester’s exhortation for all, “Catholic and non-Catholic,” to follow her example of living in harmony and peace. This report, while presenting a narrative of charitable works, is a textbook example of the post-conciliar church’s reduction of sanctity to naturalistic humanism and social work, utterly devoid of the supernatural essence of heroic Catholic virtue.
Eucharistic Devotion in Peru: A Call to Authentic Faith Amidst Modernist Shadows
On June 3, 2026, EWTN News reported on the 377th anniversary of the Eucharistic Miracle of Eten in Peru, where the faithful gathered to commemorate the apparition of the Divine Child on a consecrated host in 1649. The group “Eucharistic Miracle Peru 1649” renewed its invitation to deepen love for the Eucharist, emphasizing unity and faith. Notably, the article highlights the role of Robert Prevost, now the usurper antipope Leo XIV, who as bishop of Chiclayo promoted the miracle’s recognition by the Vatican. While the devotion itself aligns with Catholic tradition, the involvement of Prevost—a figure emblematic of the post-conciliar apostasy—raises critical questions about the authenticity and direction of such commemorations within the modernist framework.
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