Antipopes of the Antichurch
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EWTN’s Patriotic Spectacle: When the Cross Bows to the Stars and Stripes
The National Catholic Register portal reports on EWTN’s television programming for May 17-30, 2026, highlighting a Memorial Day concert, a Eucharistic Pilgrimage, and various Masses. The article presents a seamless blend of American patriotism and Catholic liturgical life, exemplified by the National Memorial Day Concert on PBS, which “honors our war dead and commemorates the 250th anniversary of the United States,” alongside EWTN’s coverage of the “National Eucharistic Pilgrimage.” This juxtaposition, where the “U.S. flag hangs outside the Basilica” and the “Magazine and the Miracle: Finding Father Kapaun” is featured, reveals a profound theological confusion that subordinates the supernatural mission of the Church to the cult of the nation-state, a hallmark of the conciliar revolution’s capitulation to modernism and religious indifferentism.
Theft in New Jersey Exposes the Moral Bankruptcy of Conciliar Church Governance
EWTN News reports that Joseph Manzi, the former finance director of St. Leo the Great Parish in Lincroft, New Jersey, has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $675,000 from the parish—funds used to finance a “lavish lifestyle” including personal medical bills, sports tickets, chartered fishing trips, and a Cadillac SUV. Prosecutors initially charged him in October 2025 after internal staff discovered unauthorized charges; a separate civil suit alleged over $1.5 million in total theft. As part of his plea agreement, Manzi will pay $1.2 million in restitution and faces a recommended five-year prison sentence. This case is not merely a crime story—it is a symptom of the systemic spiritual and institutional rot within the post-conciliar Church, where the absence of true Catholic discipline, accountability, and supernatural vision has created fertile ground for corruption, sacrilege, and betrayal of sacred trust.
Antipope Leo XIV’s France Visit: A Roadmap for Apostasy Disguised as Pastoral Care
VaticanNews portal (May 16, 2026) reports on Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline’s enthusiastic reception of Antipope Leo XIV’s planned apostolic journey to France from September 25 to 28. The Archbishop of Marseille and President of the French Bishops’ Conference frames this visit as “a great joy” and an “encouragement” for a Church facing challenges including abuse scandals, rural aging, and growing numbers of catechumens. Aveline expresses hope that Leo XIV will provide “a roadmap to continue our mission in communion with the universal Church,” with planned stops at UNESCO headquarters and Lourdes. This entire narrative reveals the conciliar sect’s systematic replacement of supernatural mission with naturalistic humanism, reducing the Church’s divine mandate to a bureaucratic exercise in international diplomacy and educational policy.
Seminarians’ Marathon: Athletic Excellence in Service of God
On May 5, 2026, 21 men in formation for the priesthood at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary and School of Theology in Cincinnati participated in the 28th annual Flying Pig Marathon. Emerson Wells, a seminarian at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary, placed second overall with a personal best marathon time of 2:23:52, averaging 5 minutes, 30 seconds per mile for the entire 26.2 mile race. The seminarian-led Verso l’Alto Track Club team won first place in the 4-person relay, clocking a finish time of 2:30:39 and outstripping the second place relay team by nearly 20 minutes. The article highlights the integration of physical excellence with spiritual devotion, as the seminarians combine rigorous athletic training with their priestly formation, running under the banner of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati, whose Italian phrase “Verso l’Alto” translates to “To the heights.” While the integration of physical fitness and spiritual life is commendable in principle, the uncritical invocation of a “canonized” saint by the post-conciliar usurper raises serious questions about the supernatural legitimacy of such devotions.
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