Boy, when the destructive days of JPII (the worst pope until Francis) can be looked upon with fondness, as though the Koran-kisser were some kind of traditionalist, merely because he more or less retained Catholic morals (while completely jettisoning doctrine and liturgy), you know we’re in deep trouble. Tgat said, it does at least demonstrate just how clueless the conservative modernists are (and consequently, why they are actually enemies of tradition, simply proposing a more disguised conciliar rupture).

What a joke. He’s going to talk about how bad Biden is, while taking credit for the death vax, lobbying to overturn anti-abortion laws he considers too restrictive, promoting gay rights, reassuring people he won’t restrict birth control, and pledging allegiance to Israel. Can someone explain to me the differences between democrats and republicans again? Reminds me of the famous pic of Clinton and Bush sitting together at a pro baseball game. And stupid Americans still don’t get that both parties are heading in the same direction, with the GOP’s job being to pick up those reluctant voters and bring them along to prevent a counter reaction (much like the conservative bishops in the Catholic bring would-be trads along to V2).

Unmentioned, is the fact that this conciliar pilgrimage was erected to contradict and oppose the true SSPX Chartres Pilgrimage, which marches 20k strong in the opposite direction (from Chartres to Paris): Just as modernist Rome erects an insult parish wherever the SSPX is established to lure the superficial away, so to does it establish pilgrimages.

But have no fear: The new branded SSPX no longer harbors such revulsion of conciliarism (which it now equates with Catholicism), and therefore, there’s really no more point to them having their own pilgrimage. In 2-3 years, they’ll want to show Rome that they’re on the same team, and simply merge the two pilgrimages (with the conciliar absorbing the SSPX, just as is happening step by step in the greater church).