It is as if the prelates of the Synodal Religion have a terminal allergy to good old-fashioned objective truth and reality.
They must peddle their false religion under the mantle of the most cunning sophistry, agnosticism, and relativism. They dress it up with the usual “God is only love,” “mercy,” “tolerance,” and other garbage, and their abused “spouse”—the deceived followers of this religion who think they are Catholic—lap up their toilet-water rhetoric as if it were the crystal-clearest mountain spring.
And of course, no discussion of toilet water would be complete without a mention of the great merchant of all that is deplorable about the post-conciliar religion: “Cardinal” Víctor Manuel Fernández.
Fernández must think we are stupid. His “meditation” at the opening of the Plenary Session of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith on January 27 presented itself as a call to humility but beneath the pious language, abundant citations, and quasi-mystical flourishes was a subtle attempt to gaslight anyone who dares criticize him or the Synodal Train Wreck.
The “meditation” undermined Catholic doctrine of truth (as usual), reason (as usual), and authority (as usual), while recasting dissent as intellectual arrogance. Yes, with the revolting false piousness that has become a trademark of the most dangerous men operating in the Synodal Religion, he wants you to believe that you are incapable of making sound theological judgments or calling out the disaster that has been promoted as Catholicism since 1962.
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