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The Soulless Image: AI, Sacred Art, and the Usurper’s Stamp

EWTN News reports on a Spanish painter, Raúl Berzosa, commissioned by the Vatican’s postal service to create a commemorative stamp for the first anniversary of the election of the usurper Leo XIV. The article presents Berzosa’s reflections on artificial intelligence in sacred art, framing it as a mere tool lacking “soul” and “personal imprint.” While superficially echoing concerns about authenticity, the article operates within the conciliar paradigm, treating the neo-church’s apparatus as legitimate and its artistic endeavors as spiritually meaningful — a profound omission given the apostate nature of the structures occupying the Vatican.

The Conciliar Sect’s Weaponization of John Paul II’s Wounding: Fatima Idolatry and the Erasure of Catholic Truth

Vatican News portal reports on the 45th anniversary of the shooting of John Paul II in St. Peter’s Square on May 13, 1981, framing the event through the lens of “prayer, forgiveness, and trust in God,” and repeatedly linking the attack to the liturgical memorial of Our Lady of Fatima. The article quotes the conciliar “popes” — including Benedict XVI, Francis, and Leo XIV — as they invoke the memory of Wojtyła’s pontificate, his supposed devotion to the Fatima apparitions, and his motto “Totus tuus.” The entire narrative is saturated with the idolatrous cult of a false apparition and serves to legitimize the apostate structures occupying the Vatican. The article is not a work of Catholic journalism but a piece of propaganda for the neo-church of the Antichrist, using the suffering of one man to cement the lies of Modernism into the consciousness of the faithful.

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