This Marxist sect to which Robert Prevost belongs possesses an element of obstinacy, given that year after year they repeated the *Manifesto of Young Latin American Participants—Conocoto '93*. Wayback Machine Year after year, they put into action an anti-Catholic Marxist agenda that promoted paganism under the banner of inculturation.
REVEALED: Clergy who attended Pachamama ritual with apostate Robert Prevost support Marxist Liberation Theology. Stephen Kokx has revealed the names of the Augustinian priests who sacrificed together with Fr Robert Prevost at the Pachamama ritual in Brazil in 1995. They are: · Fr. Miguel Fuertes Prieto · Fr. Giovanni Boffelli · Fr. Joaquín García Sánchez · Fr. Walker Dávila Rios Other clergy present at the apostate meeting were Fr. Miguel Fuertes Prieto, Fr. Eugenio Alonso Román, and Fr. John Lydon. Apostate Eugenio Alonso Román Conocoto was convened by Miguel Angel Orcasitas. Prior General of the Augustinians (OSA) from 1989 to 2001. Miguel Ángel Orcasitas Gómez (1989–2001) • Robert Francis Prevost (2001–2013), • Alejandro Moral Antón (2013–2025) • Joseph Lawrence Farrell (2025–), now the Current Prior General The apostate Augustinian Marxist Arturo Purcaro was the coordinator of the Conocoto Marxist Gathering. The apostate Marxist Arturo teaches the Marxist ideology of Gustavo …
Noelia Castillo Ramos, 25, was killed on March 26 at the Catholic-owned Residència Sant Camil hospital in Sant Pere de Ribes. She was taken into state custody at age 13, separated from her parents, and became the victim of a gang rape by immigrants. In 2022, she jumped from a fifth-floor window. She survived, but was left paraplegic. In 2024, she requested assisted suicide. Her father opposed the decision in court, but ultimately lost. Following her death, he released videos showing that she had begun to stand up again and rediscover hope (video below). The lawyer has alleged that the hospital expedited her death because her organs had already been allocated to other patients. The killing procedure – ultimately done by organ harvesting - was carried out in her hospital room at Sant Camil. Sant Camil Hospital was founded by the Camillian religious order. It is currently publicly managed within Catalonia’s healthcare system. However, it remains under religious ownership and continues to …More
The fact that this crime was committed in a Catholic hospital—with extensive prior publicity—proves Prevost’s malice and that he has no excuse of ignorance.
Israeli police prevented two of the most senior Catholic leaders in the Holy Land - Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa of Jerusalem, and Father Francesco Ielpo, Custos of the Holy Land - from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday. Lpj.org announced that they were stopped while walking to the church, where they were scheduled to celebrate the Eucharist on Palm Sunday. They were required to turn back, despite not participating in any public gathering. As a result, the church leaders were unable to preside over the Palm Sunday liturgy. This is unprecedented in modern times. The Latin Patriarchate added they had complied with all restrictions imposed since the outbreak of the ongoing conflict, including canceling public gatherings and arranging for services to be broadcast to the faithful worldwide. They characterized the decision to block access as “unreasonable” and “disproportionate”. #newsTjnhyvbccs
The WM Review 03. March, 2026. Fr Maciej Sieniatycki, recently cited by Mgr Pierre Roy, described a ‘church’ built on modernist principles. These principles are those of ‘synodality’, their ‘church’ the Conciliar/Synodal Church. Editor’s Notes At the time of publishing his Open Letter to the SSPX on the announced episcopal consecrations (dated 12 February, 2026), Mgr Pierre Roy’s website presented a text from one Father Maciej Sieniatycki, professor of Dogmatic Theology, taken from Przegląd Powszechny (1916). This intriguing text read as follows: “A Church that came into being according to modernist principles—if indeed such principles could create a true religious community, which is highly doubtful—would no longer be the Church of Christ but a 20th-century creation, based on principles that are partly Protestant but primarily grounded in an ideology of agnosticism and positivism, with mystical fantasies. This new church might have both a pope and bishops, but they would be mere …More
Last week’s death of a young Spanish woman by euthanasia shocked the world. Although her father fought for eighteen months to have to procedure stopped, he was overruled by the Spanish courts. At the eleventh hour, Noelia’s best friend – someone who may have been able to talk Noelia out of going ahead with her death – was denied access. When there was question of yet another legal intervention, authorities stated that was not possible: Noelia’s organs had been targeted for harvesting, earning millions for their sale. This case speaks to a cascade of tragedies which ended in a young woman being failed at every turn, and paying the ultimate price to a society which unashamedly exploits the vulnerable. Noelia Castillo Ramos was a 25-year-old woman from Barcelona, Spain, who will end her life through euthanasia on 26 March, after a long legal battle. Her controversial case has attracted widespread media attention in Spain. Noelia Castillo Ramos shortly before her death The last few …
Fr. Robert Prevost was involved in the early implementation of the structures of an ideological network founded in Conocoto, Ecuador, in 1993. This network included its own dubious 'Creed' and Pachamama liturgies. In September 1993, a meeting of Augustinians from Latin America was held in Conocoto. This gathering, later remembered as the origin of the 'Spirit of Conocoto', launched a new creed and a long-term process of assemblies, commissions and continental projects. It was coordinated by the 'Organisation of Augustinians in Latin America' (OALA). Fr Prevost was an active participant at those meetings. The Founding Event: Conocoto (1993) The first meeting took place from 9 to 17 September 1993 in Conocoto, Ecuador. Sixty-one Augustinians were present, including major superiors, the Prior General, bishops, and assistants. The official purpose of the meeting was to begin the process of revitalising the Order in Latin America. A key outcome of the meeting was the creation of a creed by …More
Apostate AugustineMárcio Antonio Vidal de Negreiros OSA.As secretary of the OALA, he wrote the journey of apostate Marxist pseudo-indigenous theology "Spirit of Conocoto" and of the phase of the Apostate Hipona Project in 2023 where the Marxist Creed appears. The Unrepentant Worshiper of Pachamama, Robert Prevost appointed him 'Bishop of São Paulo,' Brazil.
"19. “To approach God we must believe.” (Heb 11:6) Thus speaks St. Paul. He also says, “Faith is the substance of things to be hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” (Heb 11:1) That is “faith makes so present and so certain future goods, that by it, they take on existence in our soul and subsist there before we have fruition of them.” St. John of the Cross says that it serves as “feet” to go “to God,” and that it is “possession in an obscure manner.” “It alone can give us true light” concerning Him whom we love, and our soul must “choose it as the means to reach blessed union.” (Saint John of the Cross)"
[Saint Elisabeth of the Trinity/Elizabeth Catez – XIX-XX Century; Avord, France/Dijon, France; (aged 26); Mystic; Spiritual Writer; Gifted Pianist] “First prayer 19. “To approach God we must believe.” (Heb 11:6) Thus speaks St. Paul. He also says, “Faith is the substance of things to be hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” (Heb 11:1) That is “faith makes so present and so certain future goods, that by it, they take on existence in our soul and subsist there before we have fruition of them.” St. John of the Cross says that it serves as “feet” to go “to God,” and that it is “possession in an obscure manner.” “It alone can give us true light” concerning Him whom we love, and our soul must “choose it as the means to reach blessed union.” (Saint John of the Cross) “It pours out in torrents in the depths of our being all spiritual goods. Christ, speaking to the Samaritan woman, indicated faith when He promised to all those who would believe in Him that He would give them ‘a …More
This creep needs to be locked up. The Holy Family used oil lamps for light and wood to cook. I guess being brain dead qualifies one for the episcopacy.
Built precisely over the tomb of Saint Peter, above a necropolis on the slope of the Vatican hill, the first Basilica of Saint Peter in Rome began to be erected in the 330s by the first Christian emperor, Constantine the Great (272–337). On either side of the façade of the basilica two sumptuous imperial mausoleums were preserved. In a most fitting way, they were, over the following centuries, transformed into chapels: one dedicated to Saint Petronilla, the eldest daughter of Saint Peter, and the other to his brother, Saint Andrew. That Saint Peter was married and had children is attested by the Gospels: Jesus heals Peter’s mother-in-law (Mt 8:14–15); and in Peter’s house at Capernaum, Jesus takes a child, embraces him, sets him forth as an example and identifies him with himself (Mk 9:33–37). Saint Paul, for his part, clearly suggests that, like the other apostles, after Pentecost Saint Peter set out on mission with his family (1 Cor 9:5). That said, some hagiographers maintain that …More
“They want to kill the innocent, for behind their fear lies attachment to power” Leo XIV’s homily takes its starting point from the Gospel of John, from the moment when the Sanhedrin decides to put Jesus to death after the resurrection of Lazarus. The Pope does not soften the Gospel account, nor does he reduce it to a distant page. He takes it in its starkness. Jesus is condemned precisely because he has restored life, precisely because he has given back hope, precisely because he has shown himself capable of entering human suffering, even to the point of weeping at his friend’s tomb. The point on which Leo XIV insists is the deliberate nature of that decision. Not an accident, nor a tragic chain of circumstances, but a choice matured in fear. Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin do not recognise in Jesus the expected Messiah; they see someone who disrupts balances, who moves the people, who opens a hope that cannot be controlled. The Pope speaks of a “political calculation”, a phrase that …More
Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso, Texas, said law enforcement agents must “evaluate everything in the light of Christ” while discerning actions in regard to immigration enforcement. Seitz issued the first pastoral letter on mass detention and deportations on March 14. The letter followed the special message the U.S. bishops released in November 2025 expressing opposition to “indiscriminate mass deportations.” In his pastoral letter Seitz wrote: The “current national campaign of mass detention and detention is a grave moral evil, one which must be opposed, with prayer, peaceful action, and acts of solidarity with those affected.” In the Catholic Church, “a grave moral evil” could indicate mortal sin. When asked if agents may need to disobey orders, or even leave their jobs, to avoid mortal sin, Seitz said: “I think the first thing that is most important is that you can’t put your conscience on hold if you’re a disciple of Jesus Christ.��� “You have to evaluate everything in the …