Viganò Slams Synodal Plot to Gut Papal Power

In a thunderous warning to the faithful remnant, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò sounds the alarm against what he calls an “ecclesial coup” unfolding under the banner of synodality, accusing Pope Leo XIV of continuing the radically progressive trajectory set by his predecessor, Jorge Bergoglio. In a fiery interview with Stephen Kokx, Viganò exposes the globalist undercurrents and Masonic bureaucracy now infiltrating the very heart of the Church—where smiling selfies with feminist Synod elites mask a calculated dismantling of the papal monarchy instituted by Christ Himself. As Cardinal Prevost and other handpicked Bergoglian operatives tighten their grip on episcopal appointments, Viganò warns that the Church is being transformed into a hollowed-out, synodal puppet show, designed to coronate a new Religion of Nature bowing to climate idols and globalist agendas. The former nuncio pleads with Catholics to cast aside their delusions of a return to tradition, urging instead a vigilant resistance against the rise of Modernism cloaked in affability. “The time has come,” he declares, “to end the conciliar experiment” and rally behind the Crown of Christ the King—before the barking demons of the Revolution devour what