It's funny how "synodality"—being a "listening Church"—is so selectively, yet consistently applied. If a bishop from Luxembourg blesses same-sex unions, he's made a cardinal & even appointed to the C9. But priests who try to accommodate the demands of their parishioners? Those troublemakers need to be "dealt with."
It's funny how "synodality"—being a "listening Church"—is so selectively, yet consistently applied. If a bishop from Luxembourg blesses same-sex unions, he's made a cardinal & even appointed to the C9. But priests who try to accommodate the demands of their parishioners? Those troublemakers need to be "dealt with."
It's funny how "synodality"—being a "listening Church"—is so selectively, yet consistently applied. If a bishop from Luxembourg blesses same-sex unions, he's made a cardinal & even appointed to the C9. But priests who try to accommodate the demands of their parishioners? Those troublemakers need to be "dealt with."