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Pilgrims from Childers, Australia meeting Leo XIV in Vatican's Apostolic Palace in 2026. The image depicts the emotional weight of false spiritual unity.

Small Community, Big Illusions: The Vatican News Fairy Tale Exposed

Vatican News portal reports on May 21, 2026, about a group of pilgrims from Childers, Queensland, Australia, who traveled to Rome to meet “Pope” Leo XIV. The article, authored by Kielce Gussie, highlights Fr. Jack Ho, Joe Russo, and Jillian Russo, who undertook the journey to celebrate the 100th anniversary of their local parish school, St. Joseph’s Catholic. The narrative focuses on their “extraordinary experience” of connecting their “geographically isolated” community with the “heart of the Catholic Church” and the “universal Church” through the “papal encounter.” Fr. Jack Ho emphasized the importance of making parishioners feel “not alone” and highlighted his strategy of engaging young people by focusing on their “gifts and talents.” The article concludes with a description of gifts exchanged with the “Pope,” including a zucchetto and a wooden cross made from floorboards of a school established by St. Mary of the Cross MacKillop. This piece is a textbook example of the post-conciliar sect’s propaganda, skillfully weaving sentimental narratives to reinforce the authority of the usurper on Peter’s throne and obscure the profound spiritual crisis of our times.

Cardinal Timothy Dolan and Bishop Robert Barron at a nationalist rally with Donald Trump on the National Mall.

The Religion on Display at Trump’s D.C. Rally Was Not the Gospel of Jesus Christ

NCR portal reports: On May 17, 2026, the National Mall in Washington, D.C., hosted an event titled “Rededicate 2550: A National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving,” organized at the behest of President Donald Trump and attended by Cardinal Timothy Dolan and Bishop Robert Barron, among other religious figures. The event fused Christian symbolism with nationalist rhetoric, celebrating militarism, national dominance, and exclusionary policies while marginalizing the Gospel’s demands for justice, mercy, and humility. The NCR editorial condemns this as a distortion of the Christian faith into a tool of political power, complicit with the most corrupt administration in U.S. history. The participation of high-ranking prelates in such an event is not merely troubling—it is a scandal that reveals the depth of apostasy within the post-conciliar hierarchy.

St. Francis of Assisi kneeling in prayer before a crucifix in a rustic chapel, embodying true Catholic joy through suffering and faith.

The Cruciform Joy of St. Francis: A Demanding Reminder the Conciliar Sect Refuses to Hear

National Register portal commentary — Matt D’Antuono’s reflection on St. Francis of Assisi’s teaching on “true joy,” published May 20, 2026, in the context of the “Year of St. Francis” proclaimed by the usurper Leo XIV. The article recounts the famous account from the *Fioretti* in which St. Francis rejects every natural notion of joy — scholarly prestige, political conversions, miraculous powers — and identifies true joy with enduring rejection, cold, hunger, and humiliation with perfect interior peace. The author applies this teaching to the modern Catholic father, suggesting that true joy would consist in facing the abandonment of the faith by one’s own family with serene trust in God. The commentary is, in itself, a rare and relatively faithful exposition of a genuine Franciscan text; yet it remains embedded within and uncritical of the conciliar apparatus that has systematically emptied such teachings of their supernatural force.

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