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Antipope Leo XIV on Vatican Euro Coins: Numismatic Idolatry of the Conciliar Sect

The National Catholic Register portal reports on August 6, 2026, that the Vatican City State Governorate has issued a new collector set of euro coins bearing the visage of the antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost), marking the first appearance of a “papal” image on the currency since 2014 when the previous usurper, Francis, demanded his face be removed. The coins, denominated in the Masonic European currency, feature the false pope’s coat of arms on the smaller denominations and his portrait on the larger, and are marketed for 59 euros through the Philatelic and Numismatic Office. This numismatic spectacle is not a benign tradition but a brazen act of idolatry, stamping the image of a manifest heretic and usurper upon the very coinage of a Masonic superstate, thereby sealing the conciliar sect’s servitude to the City of Man.

Venerable Varela Instrumentalized: The Neo-Church Exploits a 19th-Century Priest for Masonic “Reconciliation” and Naturalistic Humanitarianism

The National Catholic Register portal, the flagship organ of the EWTN media empire, publishes a hagiographic puff piece on Venerable Félix Varela, framing the 19th-century Cuban priest as a mascot for the geopolitical détente between the United States and the communist regime in Havana. The article, authored by Francis X. Rocca and Gigi Duncan, drips with the syrupy rhetoric of “bridge-building,” “reconciliation,” and “civic flourishing,” utterly devoid of the supernatural language of the True Church. It cites the antipope Benedict XVI’s 2012 declaration of “Venerable” as authoritative, quotes “bishops” and “priests” of the conciliar sect as legitimate pastors, and presents the cause for canonization as a bureaucratic fundraising project. The thesis is clear: the conciliar sect exploits a historical figure to legitimize its own naturalistic agenda of religious indifferentism and political compromise with Marxism, betraying the Social Kingship of Christ and the immutable condemnation of Communism.

Usurper Leo XIV Installs New Conciliar Archbishop in San Juan

The National Catholic Register (CNA) reports that the antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) has appointed Bishop Eusebio Ramos Morales of Caguas as the new “archbishop” of San Juan de Puerto Rico, accepting the resignation of Archbishop Roberto Octavio González Nieves, who held the post since 1999. The article frames this routine bureaucratic rotation within the conciliar sect as a pastoral success story, highlighting González’s management of natural disasters and the pandemic, and Ramos’s academic credentials. This maneuver is not an exercise of Petrine authority but a further consolidation of the paramasonic occupation of the Catholic hierarchy in the Caribbean.

Antipope Leo XIV in Assisi: The Masonic “Civilization of Love” Replaces the Social Reign of Christ the King

The National Catholic Register portal, via Catholic News Agency, reports on the latest theatrical gesture of the usurper Robert Prevost, styling himself “Pope Leo XIV,” at the Portiuncula in Assisi on the feast of the Transfiguration, August 6, 2026. Before an assembly of 2,500 youths gathered for the “GO! Franciscan Youth Meeting,” the antipope delivered a homily devoid of the Cross, devoid of the Kingship of Christ, and devoid of the supernatural order, urging them to become “new saints” through a vague “evangelical freedom” that dissolves the Catholic Faith into a Masonic humanitarianism of “fraternity” and “margins.” This spectacle confirms the conciliar sect’s definitive apostasy: it no longer proposes the *Regnum Christi* but builds the *Civitas Diaboli* under the guise of Gospel simplicity.

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