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Assault on a Nun in Jerusalem: The Holy Land’s Descent into Pagan Savagery Under the Banner of “Religious Freedom”
Vatican News portal (May 1, 2026) reports the arrest of a 36-year-old man by Israeli police for the alleged assault of a 48-year-old French-born religious sister and researcher at the French School of Biblical and Archaeological Research in Jerusalem. The attack occurred on April 28 near King David’s Tomb on Mount Zion, where the nun was chased, pushed to the ground, and kicked. Father Olivier Poquillon, director of the school, condemned the “unprovoked attack” and the “scourge of hatred,” while Israeli authorities assured their commitment to “safeguarding freedom of religion and freedom of worship for all faiths.” The Faculty of Humanities at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem expressed “deep shock,” noting a “troubling pattern of growing hostility toward the Christian community.” This incident is a stark manifestation of the spiritual bankruptcy of the modern secular state, which, while professing “religious freedom,” provides no true protection for the faithful against the rising tide of hatred and violence, a direct consequence of the rejection of Christ the King’s sovereignty over nations.
May Devotions to Mary: A Catholic Tradition Hijacked by Modernist Rhetoric
EWTN News portal reports on the dedication of the month of May to the Blessed Virgin Mary, presenting it as a time of special devotion. The article quotes extensively from the conciliar “popes,” particularly Leo XIV’s predecessor Francis, who called Mary “the first disciple” and emphasized her humility and service. While the practice of honoring Mary in May is ancient and praiseworthy, the article’s framing through modernist lenses reveals the theological impoverishment of post-conciliar Mariology, reducing the Mother of God to a mere moral exemplar while obscuring her unique privileges and mediatorial role.
Celestial Honors for a Pope: The Vatican Observatory’s Asteroid Names and the Unchanging Faith
Vatican News portal reports on the Vatican Observatory’s announcement that four asteroids have been named after significant figures in its history, including Pope Leo XIII, who re-founded the institute in 1891. The article details the discovery of these asteroids by Vatican astronomers and emphasizes the Observatory’s mission to demonstrate the harmony between faith and science, quoting Pope Leo XIII’s Motu Proprio “Ut Mysticam.” This report, while seemingly innocuous, offers an opportunity to reflect on the true nature of the Church’s engagement with the world and the enduring principles of Catholic doctrine, especially when viewed through the lens of the current, post-conciliar context.
The Papal Foundation’s Pilgrimage: A Showcase of the Conciliar Sect’s Substitution of Charity for Doctrine
VaticanNews portal reports on a pilgrimage to Rome by representatives of The Papal Foundation, a U.S.-based charitable organization, from April 29 to May 2, 2026. The visit, which included a “central meeting” with the usurper Leo XIV, aimed to “reaffirm cooperation and support for the poor” and advance the “Church’s mission worldwide.” Activities included Masses, meetings with various dicastery officials, and visits to Vatican media outlets. President Ward Fitzgerald stated the Foundation’s mission is to “serve the Holy Father and the Roman Catholic Church,” distributing over $270 million since 1988 for charitable, educational, and humanitarian projects in over 130 countries. This event exemplifies the post-conciliar obsession with naturalistic humanitarianism, deliberately eclipsing the Church’s primary supernatural mission of salvation and the propagation of the integral Catholic Faith.
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