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USCCB Election Exposes Conciliar Sect’s Capitulation to Modernism

Catholic News Agency portal (November 11, 2025) reports the election of “Archbishop” Paul Coakley as president and “Bishop” Daniel Flores as vice-president of the United States Conference of “Catholic” Bishops (USCCB). The article praises Coakley’s supposed “defense of a culture of life” while noting his criticism of border enforcement and death penalty opposition. Flores is described as promoting “synodality” while equating immigration enforcement with “intrinsic evil.” This bureaucratic exercise in a heretical pseudo-ecclesial structure demonstrates the conciliar sect’s complete abandonment of extra Ecclesiam nulla salus (no salvation outside the Church) for modernist political posturing.

Three Tennessee conciliar sect officials opposing capital punishment in a courtroom setting with a crucifix in the background.

Tennessee “Bishops” Betray Catholic Doctrine on Capital Punishment

The Catholic News Agency portal (November 11, 2025) reports that Tennessee’s “bishops” – J. Mark Spalding, David P. Talley, and Mark Beckman – issued a joint statement demanding abolition of capital punishment ahead of Harold Wayne Nichols’ scheduled execution. These conciliar sect officials claim “the Catholic Church upholds the sacredness of every human life” while citing antipope Leo XIV’s heretical equation: “Someone who says ‘I’m against abortion’ but says ‘I am in favor of the death penalty’ is not really pro-life.” Their statement reduces Church teaching to sentimental humanitarianism, omitting all reference to the state’s God-given duty to punish evil (Romans 13:4) and the Church’s immutable tradition.

Portrait of Archbishop Paul Coakley and Bishop Daniel Flores before a grand cathedral, symbolizing the USCCB's apostasy and moral confusion.

US Bishops’ Election Exposes Conciliar Sect’s Apostasy

Catholic News Agency reports on November 11, 2025, that the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops elected Archbishop Paul Coakley as president and Bishop Daniel Flores as vice president during their Fall Plenary Assembly in Baltimore. The article portrays Coakley as defender of life issues through his opposition to abortion and gender ideology, while paradoxically criticizing border enforcement and supporting mass migration. Flores emerges as promoter of the Synod on Synodality and critic of immigration restrictions. This election exemplifies the conciliar sect’s perfected synthesis of naturalism and apostasy.

A traditional Catholic church interior depicting Archbishop Paul Coakley and Bishop Daniel Flores in a conciliar meeting with historical and modernist symbols.

US Bishops’ Election Exposes Conciliar Sect’s Apostate Trajectory

VaticanNews.va reports on November 11, 2025, the election of Archbishop Paul Coakley as president-elect and Bishop Daniel Flores as vice president-elect of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). The article frames this leadership transition as routine ecclesiastical governance, noting Coakley’s previous role as USCCB secretary and Flores’ participation in the “Synod on Synodality.” The piece avoids any substantive doctrinal analysis, presenting these appointments as mere administrative succession within the conciliar sect’s bureaucratic machinery. This whitewashed report exemplifies the conciliar establishment’s relentless normalization of apostasy.

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