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The Usurper on Peter’s Throne Speaks of “Love” While the Church Burns in Apostasy
EWTN News reports that the individual occupying the Vatican, Robert Prevost — the usurper who has taken the name “Leo XIV” — visited the Jean-Pierre Olié Psychiatric Hospital in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, on April 21, 2026, where he delivered remarks in Spanish centered on the theme that “God loves us just as we are” while calling for the care and healing of the mentally ill. The event included songs, dancing, testimonies from the hospital director Bechir Ben Hadj Ali and a patient named Pedro Celestino Nzerem Koose, as well as a poem recited by a former patient. The hospital, founded in 2014, is described as Equatorial Guinea’s first modern psychiatric center and recently formalized a cooperation agreement with Sainte-Anne Hospital in Paris. The usurper praised the facility as a potential “sign of the civilization of love” and emphasized that God loves each person “just as we are” while desiring their healing and restoration. He entrusted patients and staff to the protection of Mary, Health of the Sick. This pastoral visit, filled with therapeutic language and naturalistic sentimentality, is a textbook example of how the conciliar sect reduces the supernatural mission of the Church to mere humanitarianism, omitting entirely the only matters that truly concern the salvation of souls.
Poland’s March for Life: A Commemoration Overshadowed by Compromise
The EWTN News portal reports on the National March for Life held in Warsaw on April 19, 2026, which commemorated the 1,060th anniversary of Poland’s Christianization. The event, organized by the St. Benedict Foundation under the honorary patronage of the Polish Episcopal Conference, drew thousands of participants and featured addresses by public figures, including President Karol Nawrocki and Warsaw’s “Metropolitan Archbishop” Adrian Galbas. While the march publicly advocates for the protection of unborn life and the family, a critical examination reveals a profound disconnect between the stated Christian ideals and the conciliar, modernist framework within which these “clergy” and institutions operate, diluting the supernatural mission of the Church into mere social activism.
Leo XIV at Psychiatric Hospital: The Antipope Preaches a God Who Merely “Wants to Heal” While the World Burns in Apostasy
VaticanNews portal reports on the visit of the antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) to the Jean Pierre Olie Psychiatric Hospital in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, during his so-called “apostolic journey.” The article presents the usurper of Peter’s throne speaking about “mixed feelings” of sorrow and admiration, praising hospital workers, and quoting a patient who thanked him for “loving us just as we are.” Leo XIV emphasized that hospitals with a Christian mission should be “a civilization of love where a person is welcomed as they are and respected in their frailty,” and that “small acts of kindness are ‘hidden’ poems of life.” He stated that “God does not want us to remain sick forever; he wants to heal us,” and that “only God can fully read” the poem of human suffering. The article, dated April 21, 2026, presents this as a pastoral visit embodying Christian charity. Yet beneath the veneer of humanitarian sentimentality lies the same old modernist reduction of the Faith to mere naturalistic philanthropy — a God who merely “wants to heal” the body while the conciliar sect systematically destroys the souls of millions through apostate liturgy, heretical teaching, and the total abandonment of the supernatural mission of the Church.
Universities Must Serve Truth, but the Usurper Forgets Who Truth Is
EWTN News portal reports that on April 21, 2026, the usurper Robert Prevost, styling himself “Pope Leo XIV,” inaugurated the “Leo XIV Campus” of the National University of Equatorial Guinea in Basupú, delivering an address in which he praised education as “an act of trust in human beings,” urged the formation of youth in “truth, responsibility, and service to the common good,” and employed biblical imagery—the tree of knowledge and the cross—to argue that faith and reason are harmonious, that Christ is not “a religious escape” from intellectual effort, and that knowledge must be “welcomed, sought with humility, and served with responsibility.” He further stated that the university should be judged not by size but by the “quality of the people it forms for society,” and that Christian tradition offers “essential guidance” for the use of science and technology. The event was attended by the “archbishop” of Malabo, the rector of the university, students, and faculty, all of whom echoed the language of “integral formation,” “innovation,” and “service to the common good.” Not once in this entire discourse was the name of Our Lord Jesus Christ invoked as the sole Redeemer, nor was there any mention of the necessity of the Catholic faith for salvation, the authority of the true Church over education, the reality of original sin, the necessity of grace, or the eternal destiny of the human soul. This is not merely an omission—it is the programmatic silence of Modernism, the very heresy condemned in excruciating detail by St. Pius X, and it reveals that the conciliar sect’s conception of “truth” is a naturalistic, humanistic abstraction stripped of all supernatural content.
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