Conciliar Clergy Pray for Peace While Denying Christ’s Kingship

Summary: Vatican News, the official news portal of the conciliar sect, publishes an interview with Mr. Aldo Berardi, an apostolic vicar of the “Apostolic Vicariate of Northern Arabia,” a jurisdiction erected by the post-conciliar “papal” authorities. Berardi expresses “concern” over the escalation of war between Israel, the United States, and Iran, noting missile strikes near his cathedral in Bahrain and the closure of churches. He praises the appeal for peace made by the current occupier of the Vatican, “Pope Leo XIV,” and urges prayer to avoid being “swept up in this spiral” of violence. The interview reveals a profound naturalism, focusing solely on geopolitical stability and physical safety while omitting any reference to the supernatural goals of the state, the sinfulness of war without justice, the necessity of the public social reign of Christ the King, or the duty of rulers to obey the moral law. Berardi’s framework is one of fear and humanistic hope, utterly divorced from the integral Catholic doctrine on the social kingship of Christ and the Church’s right to freedom from secular power, as defined before the revolution of Vatican II. His acknowledgment of the antipope “Leo XIV” as a legitimate pastor constitutes formal adherence to the conciliar apostasy.