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Neo-Church Advances Fabricated Sainthood for Communist-Era Nun via Dubious Denver Miracle

The EWTN News portal reports that the postulator for the cause of Blessed Zdenka Schelingová, a Slovak religious beatified in 2003 by the antipope John Paul II, has submitted a positio super miro concerning an alleged healing in Denver to the “archbishop” of Bratislava, Stanislav Zvolenský. The “Dicastery for the Causes of Saints” — the neo-church’s bureaucratic engine for manufacturing saints — is now processing this dossier, with the final “canonization” decision resting with the current usurper, “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost). This spectacle exposes the paramasonic structure’s relentless fabrication of a counterfeit communion of saints to legitimize its apostate hierarchy.

Conciliar Sect’s Propagandist Hailed as “Greatest Living Apologist” While True Faith Languishes

The National Catholic Register, a flagship organ of the conciliar sect occupying the Vatican, publishes a hagiographic profile of Peter Kreeft, philosophy professor at the modernist Boston College, celebrating his sixty-two years of service to the neo-church. The article, dated August 9, 2026, by Matthew McDonald, presents Kreeft as a “crowd-pleaser” and “the Church’s greatest living apologist,” citing his 110 books, his conversion from Calvinism, his surfing philosophy, and his application of C.S. Lewis’s “Liar, Lunatic, or Lord” trilemma to the Eucharist. The piece quotes conciliar functionaries like Msgr. Roger Landry of the “Pontifical Mission Societies USA” and Brandon Vogt of the “Word on Fire” enterprise, along with students enamored of his “Socratic” style and levitating jokes. This panegyric to a servant of the abomination of desolation exposes the total inversion of values in the post-conciliar wasteland: a man who has spent six decades legitimizing the usurpers’ novelties is crowned a doctor of the Church, while the true Catholic faith — the immutable deposit entrusted to the Apostles — is buried beneath a landslide of sentimentalism, naturalism, and false ecumenism.

Neo-Church Media Celebrates Naturalistic Sentimentalism as ‘Faith’ While the Vineyard Lies Waste

The National Catholic Register portal reports a hagiographic puff piece on one Robert MacStoker, a nonagenarian parishioner of the conciliar sect’s “St. Anne’s” in Garden City, New York. The article, penned by Patty Knap — a self-described “faith formation teacher” and “ABA therapist” — chronicles a surprise porch party thrown by neighbors and “priests” of the neo-church to honor a man whose life is presented as a testament to “lifelong faith and Marian devotion.” The thesis is clear: the conciliar sect substitutes supernatural religion with naturalistic humanitarianism, canonizing mere longevity and sociability while the vera religio is extinguished in the very structures that once housed it.

Neo-Church Media Whitewashes Dominican Collapse With Sentimental Hagiography

The National Catholic Register portal, a mouthpiece of the conciliar sect’s “conservative” wing, publishes a sanitized explainer on the Dominican feast calendar, authored by Hannah Brockhaus, deputy Vatican editor for the EWTN propaganda apparatus. The piece reduces the liturgical life of the Order of Preachers to a curious historical footnote about the Translation of relics, celebrating “vocations” in Vietnam and Africa as proof of vitality while the Order has been gutted by the conciliar revolution. This is not journalism; it is the embalming of a corpse.

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