USCCB apostasy

The EWTN portal reports that the United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear a lawsuit brought by a Jewish resident, Daniel Grand, against the city of University Heights, Ohio, after the municipality prohibited him from hosting a minyan (prayer quorum) in his home without a special-use permit. The “U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops” (USCCB) filed an amicus brief supporting Grand, arguing that “religious plaintiffs have standing to sue as soon as a credible threat arises” and that procedural “finality” rules constitute a “constitutional harm.” The plaintiff is represented by the Protestant legal group Alliance Defending Freedom. This collaboration between the conciliar hierarchy, Protestant activists, and a Jewish petitioner before a secular tribunal perfectly crystallizes the apostasy of the post-conciliar sect: the defense of false worship under the Masonic banner of “religious liberty.”