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Mexico’s Conciliar Hierarchy Begs Caesar for Burial Plots While Abandoning Christ’s Kingship Over the Unborn

EWTN News, the propaganda organ of the conciliar sect, reports that the structure occupying the Primatial See of Mexico has issued an editorial in its publication Desde la Fe demanding that civil authorities establish legal mechanisms to bury abandoned or aborted babies. The “archdiocese” frames this as a matter of “human dignity” and “remembrance,” appealing to the very secular powers that legalize the slaughter to grant burial plots for its victims. This humanitarian plea, utterly devoid of the supernatural order, exposes the complete capitulation of the conciliar hierarchy to the religion of man.

Conciliar Sect Laicizes Priest for Denouncing Antipope Leo XIV as Usurper

The EWTN News portal (August 19, 2026) reports that the “Archbishop” of San Antonio, Gustavo García-Siller, has declared “Father” John Mary Foster guilty of schism, dismissed him from the clerical state, and forbidden the faithful from attending his “Masses” or supporting his “Mission of Divine Mercy.” Foster, incardinated in 2009, allegedly called “Pope” Francis and “Pope” Leo XIV “usurpers,” omitted their names from the Eucharistic Prayer, and disseminated private revelations claiming Leo XIV “is not a true pope.” A neo-church tribunal authorized by the “Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith” conducted a year-long process, imposing latae sententiae excommunication and laicization. García-Siller equates Catholicism with communion with the current claimant to Peter’s See, warning that schismatics “always result in splintered communities.” This farce exposes the conciliar sect’s totalitarian enforcement of allegiance to its false hierarchy, while the true schism is the neo-church’s apostasy from Christ the King.

OAS Diplomatic Theater Masks Apostasy: Nicaragua Crisis Reveals Conciliar Complicity with Masonic World Order

The EWTN News portal reports that the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS) voted 29‑1 to convoke a Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs on Nicaragua, citing Daniel Ortega’s suspension of elections and “pressure on the Catholic Church.” Brazil opposed; Mexico abstained. The United States demands the session precede the September 1 codification of Ortega’s reforms. Commissioner Rosa María Payá, rapporteur for the Inter‑American Commission on Human Rights and daughter of Cuban dissident Oswaldo Payá Sardiñas, voiced “concern about the persecution of the Catholic Church in Nicaragua and the persecution of the faith in general,” framing religious exercise as a “very primary human exercise.” The article presents this diplomatic maneuver as a defense of the Church, yet it exposes the conciliar establishment’s total capitulation to naturalistic internationalism and its abandonment of the Social Kingship of Christ.

Conciliar ‘Bishops’ Replace Christ’s Social Kingship with St. Joseph Prayer Stunt

The EWTN News portal reports that the United States Conference of Catholic “Bishops” (USCCB), through its “president” Archbishop Paul Coakley and “pro-life chairman” Bishop Daniel Thomas, has launched a seventy-four-day “prayer campaign” to St. Joseph (August 18–October 31) to “stop the spread” of chemical abortion pills distributed by mail. This initiative, framed as a response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s refusal to restrict mifepristone access, epitomizes the total collapse of the conciliar sect into a mere religious non-governmental organization: it substitutes the social reign of Christ the King—the only divinely ordained remedy for the slaughter of the innocent—with a privatized, sentimental devotion that implicitly accepts the secular order’s legitimacy and the “bishops'” own null jurisdiction.

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