Bishop Marian Eleganti has issued a fresh critique of the Synod on Synodality promoted by the Synod Secretariat, accusing it as being aimed at changing Catholic teaching on marriage, homosexuality, ecclesial leadership, and ecumenism.
Penning a commentary about the latest release from the General Secretariat of the Synod of Bishop, Bp. Eleganti delivered an excoriating critique of the synodal process, which is now due to being a two year implementation phase of the 3-year synod.
“The Church in our region is sick: the synodal ‘occupational therapy’ ordered by the Vatican offers no cure,” he argued.
Eleganti, the emeritus auxiliary bishop of Chur, has been a consistent and vocal critic of the Synod on Synodality, warning that the event risks undermining the integrity of the Catholic faith in doctrine, morals and law.
Concerns about the Synod have been renewed in recent weeks following the highly controversial Study Group 9 report promoting homosexuality, and the announcement this week of a two-year implementation phase essentially redoing the entire Synod.
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