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EWTN Normalizes Liberal “Religious Freedom” Frame While Reporting Assisted Suicide Horror

EWTN News portal reports on a Canadian woman, Colleen De Vos, recounting her father’s 2023 death by Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program after being denied hospice care, juxtaposed with the Becket Fund’s legal challenge against New York’s assisted suicide law on “religious freedom” grounds. The article presents the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne and other conciliar entities as victims of state coercion, framing the conflict as a clash between “autonomy” and “conscience rights” within the secular legal order. **This liberal juridical framework implicitly legitimizes the anti-Christian state’s authority over life and death, surrendering the Social Kingship of Christ to the false god of religious liberty.**

Secular State Closes Mosque While Conciliar Hierarchy Desecrates Martyr Fr. Hamel With Interreligious Dialogue

The National Catholic Register portal (EWTN News) reports that French authorities ordered the six-month closure of the “Chanteloup” mosque in Aulnay-sous-Bois under a 2017 anti-terrorism law, citing sermons glorifying jihad and inciting violence. The closure coincides with the tenth anniversary of the martyrdom of Fr. Jacques Hamel, slaughtered during the Holy Sacrifice by Islamic State adherents. Rather than proclaiming the Social Kingship of Christ and the duty of the State to suppress false worship, the commemoration orchestrated by the conciliar hierarchy—led by “Cardinal” Jean-Marc Aveline and “Archbishop” Dominique Lebrun—featured a roundtable on “Muslims and Catholics: Educating Young People to Encounter One Another,” holding up the friendship between the martyr’s sister and the mother of his killer as the defining symbol of the decade. This spectacle of religious indifferentism exposes the complete bankruptcy of the post-conciliar sect: the secular arm acts from naturalistic motives while the usurpers of the hierarchy betray the very martyr they claim to honor.

Florida Conciliar Hierarchy Lobbying for Mass Amnesty Exposes Apostasy from Christ the King

EWTN News portal reports (August 6, 2026) that eight Florida “bishops” of the conciliar sect petitioned Senators Rick Scott and Ashley Moody to pass Senate Bill 4814, extending Temporary Protected Status for Haitian nationals until 2029. The letter, signed by the “bishops” of all six Florida dioceses, invokes “pastoral concern,” “human dignity,” and a message from Antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) to frame open-borders advocacy as a moral imperative. This political lobbying masquerading as charity demonstrates the complete subversion of the Church’s divine mission to the secular city of man.

Neo-Church Hierarchy Exploits Ceuta Invasion for Humanitarian Sentimentalism While Ignoring Christ’s Kingship

The EWTN News portal reports that the “apostolic administrator” of the conciliar diocese of Cádiz and Ceuta, “Bishop” Ramón Valdivia, delivered a statement following the mass illegal entry of approximately 70,000 individuals across the Tarajal border. Valdivia characterizes Ceuta as a “bastion of faith” proclaiming “the value of the faith in the building of a country,” invokes Our Lady of Africa for “comfort, peace, and security,” and expresses gratitude to the usurper “Pope” Leo XIV for his Angelus address calling for “solutions of peace, stability, and justice.” The entire discourse is framed in naturalistic, sociological, and humanitarian categories, utterly devoid of the supernatural mission of the Church, the Social Kingship of Christ, or the necessity of conversion for eternal salvation.

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