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EWTN’s Stockholm Expansion: Evangelizing the Antichurch’s Northern Frontier
EWTN Global Catholic Network has announced the opening of a new office in Stockholm, Sweden, on May 21, 2026, as part of its strategy to expand across northern Europe. The network, founded by Mother Angelica 45 years ago, frames this move as serving a “growing Catholic community in Sweden driven by immigration and conversions,” with plans to produce Vatican news and devotional content in Swedish. Michael P. Warsaw, EWTN’s chairman and CEO, stated: “EWTN’s mission has always been to bring the truth and beauty of the Catholic faith to people wherever they are.” Andreas Thonhauser, chief global officer, added that the office represents “a commitment to Scandinavia, Sweden, and its growing community of faithful as EWTN continues to work on reaching every home and every heart.” What EWTN calls the “truth and beauty of the Catholic faith” is, in reality, the propagation of the conciliar sect’s modernist errors under the guise of media evangelization, extending the abomination of desolation into historically Protestant territories.


The Jeweler’s Shop: Celebrating a Heretic’s Vision of Love at the Angelicum
On May 18, 2026, the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (the Angelicum) in Rome staged a performance of The Jeweler’s Shop, a play written in 1960 by Karol Wojtyła, later known as John Paul II. This event, directed by Jarosław Kilian and performed by students of the St. John Paul II Institute of Culture, commemorated the 106th anniversary of Wojtyła’s birth. The play explores the struggles of three couples and features an allegorical Jeweler representing God and the indissolubility of marriage. Dominican Father Cezary Binkiewicz, director of the Institute, emphasized the play’s relevance to contemporary crises in understanding marriage, while Bishop Jacek Grzybowski praised it as a challenge to young people to approach marriage as a profound moral responsibility. This celebration of Wojtyła’s legacy at a “pontifical” university underscores the conciliar sect’s continued promotion of a figure whose teachings and actions contributed significantly to the Modernist apostasy.


From Rerum Novarum to Magnifica Humanitas: 135 Years of Social Doctrine Subversion
National Catholic Register reports that “Pope” Leo XIV chose May 15 — the anniversary of Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum — to sign Magnifica Humanitas, a new social encyclical addressing artificial intelligence and labor. The article, by Andrea Gagliarducci, frames this as a natural development of 135 years of Catholic social teaching, tracing seven phases from Leo XIII through “St. John XXIII,” “St. Paul VI,” Benedict XVI, and “Pope Francis.” What the article presents as organic development is, in reality, a documented trajectory of doctrinal corruption, methodological revolution, and the systematic replacement of the supernatural mission of the Church with naturalistic humanism.


Jesuit University’s “Social Trust” Initiative Replaces Supernatural Charity With Naturalistic Humanism
EWTN News portal reports that Loyola University Maryland, a Jesuit institution, received a $500,000 grant from the Aspen Institute to establish a program called “Rooted in Trust,” which aims to build “social trust” across racial and socioeconomic divides in Baltimore through community dialogue and environmental projects. The initiative, funded by Allstate insurance company, exemplifies the post-conciliar Church’s abandonment of supernatural mission in favor of secular humanism and Masonic-style social engineering.
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