The Pachamama controversy has not ended, it has continued into the pontificate of Pope Leo XIV. A recent ceremony in Peru, organized by Monsignor Jordi Bertomeu for the Pope's upcoming visit, involved two bishops and a Vatican representative in a ritual with cocoa leaves, food offerings, and an altar to Mother Earth. The speakers argue the event was not an informal gathering but an organized ritual with institutional backing, and that it was connected to LGBTQ advocacy, citing research from Michael Hichborn and a LifeSiteNews report.

The controversy echoes the 2019 Pachamama scandal in the Vatican Gardens and St. Peter's Basilica, and reports alleging that then-Father Robert Prevost participated in a similar ritual in 1995. Cardinal Burke and others publicly condemned the 2019 events as idolatry. Now, similar controversies have continued, and the Church has not responded with clarity.

Father Gerald Murray has described the situation as "idolatry." The speakers interpret a recent earthquake near the location of the ceremony as a possible spiritual warning. The closing message calls for the Church to address the unresolved sacrilege and make reparation. The question is whether the Vatican will recognize the seriousness of its involvement, or continue down a path that blurs the line between Catholic worship and pagan ritual. The faithful are watching. And the warnings are growing louder.

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