The Apostles did not seek “common prayer experiences” with pagans or heretics; they preached repentance and conversion, calling all men into the unity of the Catholic Church.
In the wake of the recent spree of spiritual whoring by the current “Pontiff” and his coterie, even the most well-meaning, pope-defending, conservative Novus Ordo Catholics I know have nearly crossed the Rubicon into sedevacantism.
It began with Muslim prayer mats laid out in the Vatican Library. Predictably, the usual chorus of conservative Catholics responded with their reflexive incredulity: “Are you sure that’s not some AI-generated fake report? Maybe it’s taken out of context…” But reality has a stubborn way of asserting itself. After a brief search—even through their own post-conciliar propaganda outlets—the cold, hard truth became undeniable. Their reactions called to mind that notorious line attributed to Beat writer William S. Burroughs: “A psychotic is a guy who’s just found out what’s going on.”
Then came the absurd papal tweet—whether from the Pope himself or the faceless handlers that ghosts his account—declaring:
“Being a synodal Church means recognizing that truth is not possessed, but sought together, allowing ourselves to be guided by a restless heart in love with Love.”
Yes, campers, you read that right. After two millennia, we are now told—apparently by divine revelation from Prevost—that God never revealed the Truth to His Church. One wonders, then, if Christ was mistaken when He said He is “the Way, the Truth, and the Life.”
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