Barnhardt Podcast: To defend Robert Prevost’s apostasy of Pachamama worship, Father Gerry Murray and Raymond Arroyo completely upend moral theology by attempting to abrogate the First Commandment.

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Prevost himself is a self-confessed convict: “Everything we hear about synodality today, we were already doing in Chulucanas in the 80s.”

In this case, the excuse—that we do not know whether or not Prevost has repented—lacks foundation, for a public scandal demands reparation through a public retraction. Moreover, this constitutes a sin of apostasy against God and against the Faith. We are not dealing with just any sin; its gravity is accentuated by the fact that it confirms we are facing a heretic who publicly committed an act of apostasy—a transgression that fully compromises him and renders him unfit to exercise the office of the Papacy. Nevertheless, since this scandal came to light, Prevost has maintained his silence, looking the other way as if nothing had happened.

REVEALED: Clergy who attended Pachamama ritual with apostate Robert Prevost support Marxist Liberation Theology.

Nor does Prevost have any excuse for having committed an act of apostasy thirty years ago, for there is evidence that—prior to this act of apostasy—he was part of a group of Marxist Augustinian formators who traveled to various Latin American countries, adulterating the teachings of Saint Augustine.

In 1993 —Prevost was part of the "Spirit of Conocoto" Trainers' Group in Bogotá, Colombia

They promoted a heretical Marxist interpretation known as the "Spirit of Conocoto"—a concept that Prevost implemented in Peru and throughout Latin America while serving as Prior of the Augustinians, thereby following in the footsteps of the Marxist Prior who had originally convened the Conocoto gathering.

Conocoto was convened by Miguel Ángel Orcasitas in 1993.
The succession of Priors General is as follows:
• Miguel Ángel Orcasitas Gómez (1989–2001)
• Robert Francis Prevost (2001–2013)
• Alejandro Moral Antón (2013–2025)
• Joseph Lawrence Farrell (2025–), currently the Prior General.

Prevost’s act of apostasy—manifested in the adoration of the Pachamama—was part of this so-called "Marxist inculturation" of the Gospel. According to this ideology, indigenous peoples represent the "poor" who were allegedly marginalized by the Spanish evangelization; consequently, their pagan culture and idolatrous practices were deemed worthy of recognition and validation—rather than being combated—by a "new evangelization" that would embrace them as ancestral heritage of great value. Furthermore, their false gods were to be recognized and worshipped.
The Marxist agenda of this group of Latin American Augustinians—who have repeatedly renewed their Marxist creed—remains active; indeed, their latest four-year project is specifically focused on the apostate "synodality."

Furthermore, evidence of this ongoing betrayal is manifested in the public apostasy of the other members of the Conocoto sect.

One need only examine the Marxist agenda of Prevost's Augustinian comrades.

Augustinian Apostates Among them, we see Miguel Fuertes Prieto and Joaquín García Sánchez Celebrating a Sacrilegious, Indigenist Mass.

To date, none of them has repented; on the contrary, Joaquín García Sánchez—who offered the sacrilegious, inculturated Mass that included the adoration of Pachamama—died in his obstinacy.

And Prevost remains obstinate in his Marxist agenda.

The apostate Amazonian organization "CEAMA," which Prevost supports, worships Pachamama.

On the Official Channel: On the video: The Female Face of the Church in the Amazon " (in Spanish), a group sings and dance in front of an image of Pachamama. MIN 3:23

The "spiritual conversion" of this Marxist sect is toward paganism and apostasy.

Let us also remember that the Church has automatically excommunicated those who defend heretics.
To portray Prevost as a superman—someone capable of violating the First Commandment without facing any consequences—is to treat him with idolatry.