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The Springhill Martyrs: When “Justice” Serves the Revolution’s Narrative
EWTN portal reports that Bishop Alan McGuckian, SJ, of Down and Connor, celebrated a Mass in Belfast following a coroner’s inquest that found five Catholics—including Father Noel Fitzpatrick—were “unlawfully killed” by British soldiers in 1972. The bishop praised the verdict as restoring “dignity” and bringing “a measure of justice,” while commending the victims’ families for their perseverance. This entire narrative, however, operates within a framework of naturalistic justice that completely ignores the supernatural order, the true nature of martyrdom, and the subversive role of the conciliar hierarchy in perpetuating a revolutionary narrative under the guise of “peace” and “reconciliation.”
AI and the Worker: Rerum Novarum’s 135-Year-Old Warning
NCRegister portal (May 14, 2026) reports on a commentary by Dartmouth provost Santiago Schnell, who applies Leo XIII’s encyclical *Rerum Novarum* to the challenges posed by artificial intelligence. The article praises the “Leonine legacy” and explicitly endorses the continuity of this tradition through the post-conciliar magisterium, including the statements of the usurper Leo XIV. It frames the AI revolution as a new industrial crisis requiring a “moral vocabulary” from Catholic social teaching, while simultaneously validating the authority of the conciliar sect to provide that vocabulary. The commentary’s fundamental error lies in its assumption that the post-conciliar “Church” possesses the competence or authority to address the moral dimensions of technological change, when in reality, the structures occupying the Vatican have systematically dismantled the very theological and philosophical foundations necessary for such an analysis.
Leo XIV’s Book Fair Fraternity: A Gospel Without Christ the King
VaticanNews portal reports that the conciliar sect’s usurper, Leo XIV (Robert Prevost), has sent a telegram to the Turin International Book Fair (May 14–18, 2026), read aloud by the fair’s director at the opening ceremony. The message, dispatched by Cardinal Pietro Parolin to Archbishop Roberto Repole, calls for literature to become a “school of fraternity and peace,” promoting human dignity, especially for children, whom Leo XIV describes as bearers of hope amid “the horror of war” and “the chill of indifference.” The telegram echoes remarks made earlier in May to the Vatican Publishing House, where the usurper urged reading as an “antidote to closed-mindedness” and “fundamentalisms.” The article closes with a fundraising appeal. That such a message could be issued by the occupant of the Apostolic See — substituting naturalistic humanism for the supernatural mission of the Church — is itself a confirmation that the abomination of desolation continues to desecrate the House of God.
The “Thy Kingdom Come” Movement: Ecumenical Apostasy Disguised as Prayer
Article from VaticanNews portal (May 14, 2026): “Pope Leo XIV video message ecumenism prayer christians pentecost advent.” The article reports on a video message sent by the antipope Leo XIV to participants of the “Thy Kingdom Come” ecumenical prayer movement, encouraging them in their mission of sharing the Gospel for a “new world of peace.” This movement, spanning 85 denominations and involving over a million “Christians” globally, exemplifies the post-conciliar Church’s systematic destruction of Catholic ecclesiology and its embrace of religious indifferentism, condemned by Pope Pius IX as the “pest of our times” (*Syllabus of Errors*, 77-79).
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