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Leo XIV Glorifies Apostate Francis on Anniversary of Death

EWTN News portal reports that on April 21, 2026, during a papal flight from Angola to Equatorial Guinea, the usurper Robert Prevost, styling himself “Pope Leo XIV,” delivered an extended eulogy commemorating the first anniversary of the death of his predecessor, the manifest heretic Jorge Mario Bergoglio (Francis). “Leo XIV” praised “Francis'” alleged concern for the poor and his message of mercy and fraternity, stating: “I would like to remember, on this first anniversary of his death, Pope Francis, who gave and offered so much to the Church through his life, his witness, his words, and his actions.” He further described “Francis” as having lived “closeness to the poorest, the smallest, the sick, children, and the elderly,” and emphasized his promotion of “universal fraternity” rooted in the Gospel. “Leo XIV” specifically recalled “Francis'” message of mercy, citing his first Angelus and a March 17, 2013, homily on the woman caught in adultery, and pointed to the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy as part of his legacy. He concluded by saying: “Let us pray that he is already enjoying the mercy of the Lord, and let us give thanks to the Lord for the great gift of Francis’ life to the whole Church and to the entire world.” This act of public veneration of a manifest heretic and apostate, on the anniversary of his death, is not merely a diplomatic gesture but a profound theological scandal that reveals the depth of the conciliar sect’s departure from the Catholic faith. The following analysis deconstructs this event from the perspective of integral Catholic doctrine, exposing its theological bankruptcy and its symptomatic role in the ongoing apostasy.

The Neo-Church’s African Safari: Leo XIV’s Visit to a “Catholic” Equatorial Guinea Exposes the Bankruptcy of Post-Conciliar Mission

EWTN News reports that Pope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) is visiting Equatorial Guinea during his African itinerary, noting it is the only country on his trip where he can speak Spanish due to historical ties to Spain. The article highlights that Equatorial Guinea is “overwhelmingly Catholic,” with Spanish as an official language, and describes the country’s oil wealth alongside vast social disparities. Former U.S. ambassador Alberto Fernández characterized it as “a Spanish-speaking country, very Catholic, very African, but with certain touches of old Spain.”

“Fidelity to the Pope” and the Empty Vocations of the Conciliar Sect

EWTN News reports on the priestly ordination of 64-year-old Juan Daza Jara, a member of the Little Work of Divine Providence (Don Orione congregation) in Chile. The article presents his late vocation as a heartwarming tale of personal fulfillment, emphasizing his “happiness,” “contentment,” and “trust” in God, while noting his fourth vow includes “fidelity to the pope.” The piece culminates in an exhortation to youth to “be courageous” and “take the step” toward the priesthood within these structures.

Pope Leo XIV Glorifies Apostate Francis on Anniversary of His Death

VaticanNews portal reports on April 21, 2026, that during his flight from Angola to Equatorial Guinea, Robert Prevost, the current usurper of Peter’s throne, commemorated the first anniversary of Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s death, praising the deceased antipope as a model of “mercy,” “fraternity,” and “closeness to the poor.” Prevost’s eulogy is not merely an act of personal homage but a theological declaration that enshrines the errors of Modernism as the official doctrine of the conciliar sect, revealing the continuity of apostasy that defines the post-1958 abomination.

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