In a foreword to The Trojan Horse in the Catholic Church, a new book by Father Enoch on the Synod on Synodality in Rome, Cardinal Gerhard Müller issues a strong critique of this process that has been taking place now for several years. Having participated in both the 2023 and 2024 synods, he concludes that they were “used as a means to undermine the hierarchical-sacramental structure of the Church and replace it with an ‘inverted pyramid’ of governance.” But this process has also been used to further the LGBT agenda within the Church.
“I saw how the very nature of the synod of bishops had now been fundamentally altered,” the German prelate wrote. “No longer was this an authentic episcopal event, a gathering of successors to the Apostles to meet and discuss topics chosen by the pope … no longer were individual bishops given the opportunity to address their brothers in the episcopacy and express their thoughts and offer their comments in any meaningful way.”
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