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Antipope Leo XIV Canonizes Americanism: EWTN Hails Masonic Republic’s 250th Anniversary
The EWTN News portal reports (July 3, 2026) that the usurper “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) has issued an open letter to Americans commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The letter explicitly praises the “ideals of liberty, equality, the pursuit of happiness, justice, and democratic self-government,” elevating religious freedom as “among the most cherished of these principles” and “central to the American promise.” The antipope further asserts that this Masonic liberty allowed the Catholic Church to “flourish” in the United States through social services, while conflating the “God-given dignity of every human life” with the political imperative of “welcoming, protecting, and assisting immigrants.” The letter closes by invoking the Immaculate Conception as “patroness of this country.” This document constitutes a formal, magisterial ratification of the condemned heresy of Americanism, sealing the conciliar sect’s apostasy from the Social Kingship of Christ.
EWTN Whitewashes Schism Theater: Neo-Church Stages Fake Excommunications to Corral Faithful into Conciliar Pen
The EWTN News portal reports on a July 2026 decree from the structures occupying the Vatican declaring the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) in schism following illicit episcopal consecrations at Écône, Switzerland. The article frames the event as a canonical crisis for “Catholics” wondering whether attendance at SSPX liturgies incurs excommunication, citing a 1996 note from the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts distinguishing “formal adherence” from mere participation. Theologians from Franciscan University of Steubenville and Cardinal Gerhard Müller are quoted urging the faithful to avoid SSPX Masses lest they “collaborate in schism.” The entire spectacle is a staged managed opposition: the neo-church disciplines its own controlled opposition to herd the faithful back into the conciliar fold.
Antipope Leo XIV Baptizes Americanism: The Masonic Republic Canonized as Catholic Ideal
The Pillar portal publishes a letter from the usurper Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) dated June 25, 2026, addressed to the United States on the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The text is a sycophantic panegyric to the Masonic revolution of 1776, explicitly hailing “liberty, equality, the pursuit of happiness, justice and democratic self-government” as ideals compatible with the Gospel, enshrining the condemned heresy of Americanism as the very paradigm of Catholic social teaching. The antipope declares the First Amendment’s guarantee of religious liberty—the cornerstone of the Masonic edifice—to be the fertile soil in which the Church “flourishes,” thereby ratifying the separation of Church and State which Pius IX anathematized as libertas perditionis (liberty of perdition). This document is not a pastoral letter; it is the formal act of canonization of the United States as the political realization of the Kingdom of God on earth, a blasphemous substitution of the Civitas Dei for the Novus Ordo Seclorum.
The Pillar’s Paywalled Propaganda: Conciliar Sect’s Media Arm Peddles SSPX Narrative While Ignoring Vacant See
The Pillar, a digital mouthpiece of the conciliar sect masquerading as Catholic journalism, publishes a paywalled podcast episode description for July 3, 2026, authored by Ed Condon. The fragmentary show notes tease a discussion of the Society of St. Pius X acting “illicitly” — a canonical accusation leveled by the very usurpers occupying the Vatican against a group that, while retaining the usus antiquior, explicitly recognizes the false “popes” from John XXIII onward as legitimate Vicars of Christ. This episode exemplifies the neo-church’s internal theater: two wings of the same Modernist revolution staging a dispute over “legitimacy” while both deny Cathedra Petri has been vacant since 1958.
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