Editor’s Note: Yesterday, during my live stream, I mentioned in passing that if Vatican City had honest security forces they would have arrested the Cardinals for violating the Papal Law on Conclaves, when they allowed 133 Cardinals to vote rather than the maximum allowed by that law, of 120.
So if you doubt my judgement regarding the quality of Vatican Security forces, you have this news to refute your doubts. However, from the time stamps, it appears that this report was published before my live stream, by about 5 hours, and refers to an incident on Friday morning, October 10, 2025, here at Rome.
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The act of spilling any bodily fluid in disrespect of a Sacred place which had been consecrated to God requires, now, a reconsecration of the entire Basilica in a solemn ritual. It is also a sign that God’s Holy Spirit and Guardian Angels no longer respect that High Altar, on account of the numerous sacrileges committed on it since 2013.
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Joaquin, thank you for catching that!
When Prevost endorses Fiducia Supplicans, when he approves confession by telephone, when he affirms that attitudes can change the doctrine on marriage… and when no cardinal dares to say that his election at the conclave of last May is invalid, it’s as if they were all urinating on Christ and His Church. And they are still not in prison!
This is very disturbing. Your suggestion that it is a sign that it is a sign that God’s Holy Spirit and Guardian Angels no longer respect that High Altar, on account of the numerous sacrileges committed on it since 2013, is very openning.
It would be interesting to read a chronology of the recent desecrations and compare them to what happened in the old testament when the the Babylonians conquered Israel if there are any comparisons.
Fr. Isaac Relyea said over at his blog that he is going to Rome, but that he will not set foot in St. Peters, due to Pachamama procession years ago. The security and urination report makes total sense.