Chrism Mass of the Antipope: Sacramental Invalidity and Apostate Spectacle

EWTN News reports on a chrism Mass celebrated by “Pope Leo XIV” at the Vatican on Holy Thursday, April 2, 2026. The event, described with neutral journalistic tone, involves the blessing of holy oils for sacraments—baptism, confirmation, anointing of the sick, and holy orders—by a man who occupies the Chair of Peter after the death of the antipope Francis. The photographic focus is on liturgical action and clerical greetings. This ritual, presented as a continuation of Catholic tradition, is in fact a profound sacrilege, a theatrical performance by a “conciliar sect” that has no authority to consecrate oils or offer the Holy Sacrifice. The very act exposes the theological and spiritual bankruptcy of the post-conciliar revolution, which has replaced the immutable Faith with a naturalistic, human-centered religion.