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Le Barroux’s “Pie Pellicane”: Liturgical Wine in Service of the Conciliar Sect

National Catholic Register portal reports on the Abbey of Sainte-Madeleine du Barroux’s new sacramental wine, “Pie Pellicane,” produced by Benedictine monks in collaboration with theologians, claiming strict conformity with canonical requirements for altar wine. The article presents this as a renewal of liturgical integrity and a revival of papal tradition from Avignon. However, this entire enterprise operates within and lends credibility to the conciliar sect — the very structure that has systematically destroyed the sacred liturgy and whose “Mass” is a Protestantized abomination.

Eastertide Devotion in the Conciliar Sect: A Marian Distraction from the True Faith

The National Catholic Register portal, a prominent voice within the post-conciliar structures, offers an “explainer” on Eastertide, the 50-day liturgical season following Easter. The article, authored by Amy Smith, encourages the faithful to engage in various practices: feasting, praying the “Stations of Light” (Via Lucis), enjoying Easter flowers, focusing on Mary, and celebrating Pentecost as the “Church’s birthday.” While seemingly innocuous, this piece, viewed through the lens of integral Catholic faith, reveals a profound spiritual impoverishment and a subtle redirection of focus away from the essential truths of the Faith, characteristic of the post-conciliar revolution.

A Laywoman’s Quiet Witness Shows What True Vocation Support Looks Like

EWTN News portal reports on World Vocations Day about Lobdine Chisim, a 65-year-old lay teacher and catechist from Mariamnagar Parish in Bangladesh’s Diocese of Mymensingh, who received the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice papal honor in 2025 for her decades of supporting priestly and religious vocations. The article describes how she financed her brother’s seminary education, accompanied young people through discernment, provided financial assistance to impoverished candidates, and was called a “caregiver of vocations” by local clergy. She is credited with playing a role in nearly all of the at least eight priests and seven religious sisters produced by her parish. While the article presents an edifying example of lay generosity, it is entirely silent on the catastrophic destruction of authentic formation by the post-conciliar revolution — the very revolution that has made such individual acts of charity a desperate substitute for what the Church’s own institutional structures were divinely ordained to provide.

Leo XIV ordains new priests in St. Peter's Basilica on April 26, 2026, promoting an 'open Church' heresy devoid of supernatural truths.

The “Open Church” Heresy: Leo XIV Reduces the Priesthood to a Ministry of Inclusive Humanism

Vatican News portal reports that on April 26, 2026, the usurper antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) presided over a Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica on the World Day of Prayer for Vocations, during which he ordained ten new priests to serve the conciliar sect. His homily, centered on the Gospel of John’s proclamation “I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly,” focused on themes of “communion,” radical belonging to humanity, and the imperative to keep the “gate” of the Church open, urging the new priests to be “channels, not filters” and to avoid placing obstacles before those seeking faith. This entire discourse, stripped of any mention of the supernatural order, the necessity of conversion, the reality of sin, or the propitiatory nature of the Holy Sacrifice, is a textbook distillation of the modernist apostasy that has consumed the post-conciliar structure, reducing the sacred priesthood to a secular ministry of humanist inclusion and the Church to a facilitator of earthly community life.

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