Gerhard Cardinal Müller has warned the current Synod on Synodality could be used by “progressives” and “anti-Catholic forces” to implement Agenda 2030 into the Church.
“There is always a danger that self-proclaimed progressives, in collusion with anti-Catholic forces in politics and the media, will introduce into the Church Agenda 2030, the core of which is a Wokist vision of humanity diametrically opposed to the divine dignity of every human person,” the German cardinal stated in an interview with InfoVaticana.
Müller – the former prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF) – is part of the multi-year Synod on Synodality’s meetings in Rome, an inclusion which shocked many, including him. With the culminating month-long event taking place in Rome this October, Müller opined on why he is part of the left-leaning event.
“The reason given was that more theological expertise was needed,” he said.
The cardinal has been an outspoken critic of the Synod, and as such his inclusion in the Vatican meetings was protested by progressives: “Heretical groups disguised as progressives, for their part, criticized this decision [his inclusion] as a mere tactical maneuver by the Pope, who wanted to send a signal to orthodox Catholics, maligned as conservative or even traditionalists, that the participants were balanced.”
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