Good morning. Happy, happy Monday, Parish Orphets and RetroGragrates. This is Timothy Gordon,

coming to you with an episode on yet another unfortunate event, developing around the world

in the Roman Catholic Church. And that event is the following. The relator general of the Synod on Synodality for Synod's and Synod makers,

or whatever the official thing of the 2023 Synod, is called, has revealed, I should say

claimed, claimed, not revealed, that Pope Francis agrees with him, Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerick,

about his LGBT stance.

And, moreover, that this stance, pro-LGBT, reflecting important changes in ostensibly the Roman Catechism on sexual ethics will be reflected as early as

next month in the synod of synodality process for synods and synod makers.

This is bad news, as you know, and we have been dreading by we, I mean, you, me, all of us,

faithful Catholics, parish orphans, the meaning behind this synodon synodality ever since it was

announced a year and a half ago.

And now they're in the global process where they're hearing from

highly selectively. They're hearing from dioceses around the world. And they're doing what they

did during the family synods of 2014 and 2015. They're picking out only what they want,

the directors of the synod. This is my personal guess based on how Pope Francis

has used the process of synodality since taking the chair of Peter nine years ago. And

they're going to be picking out it looks like pro-married priest legislation.

They have a keen ear out for women deacons

and even according to Hollerick women priests.

And now there's going to be,

according to Hollerick, the relator general,

pro-LGB language,

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