Will Pope Leo Stop Sister Becquart’s Synodal Teams from Hijacking Local Churches?

As Undersecretary of the General Secretariat of the Synod of Bishops, Sister Nathalie Becquart now has a mandate to take all the putrid fruits of the Synod and “to implement those fruits with creativity, in the diversity of the context of the local Churches.” She and the Synodal teams are not called to make the local dioceses and eparchies more holy, orthodox, or fervent. Instead (as described below), Sister Becquart wants to compel each local church to experimentally “listen to the Spirit” to determine how to become more Synodal.

In her July 7, 2025 interview describing the new Synod on Synodality document, “Pathways for the Implementation Phase of the Synod,” Sister Nathalie Becquart described how the “implementation phase” of the Synod will focus on local churches (i.e., dioceses and eparchies):

“[P]ope Francis endorsed directly the final document of the Synod. So now it’s part of the ordinary Magisterium, and it is asked now to put it into practice, to implement those fruits with creativity, in the diversity of the context of the local Churches. So, we are now in this phase because it’s not enough to have a document and just to leave it on the shelf, but it has to be taken up by the local Churches discerning how to already put into practice the recommendations of the Final Document.”

As Undersecretary of the General Secretariat of the Synod of Bishops, Sister Becquart now has a mandate to take all the putrid fruits of the Synod and “to implement those fruits with creativity, in the diversity of the context of the local Churches.” She and the Synodal teams are not called to make the local dioceses and eparchies more holy, orthodox, or fervent. Instead (as described below), Sister Becquart wants to compel each local church to experimentally “listen to the Spirit” to determine how to become more Synodal.

All of this deserves serious consideration, and yet we cannot appreciate the full picture unless we first understand how Cardinal Augustin Bea thought about local churches in terms of the ecumenical structures he planted in the Vatican II documents. With that knowledge, we can then turn to how the Synod on Synodality’s new document lays out the plan to hijack local churches to more fully implement the Vatican II revolution. Finally, and most importantly, we can consider Pope Leo XIV’s role: will he stop the diabolical madness, or will he pacify serious Catholics into accepting further attacks on the Church?

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TAKE ACTION: Contact the US Papal Nuncio and respectfully ask Pope Leo to defer the implementation of Synodality.