Pope Francis’ Synod Sees Deep Division, as Globalist Pontiff Hints Possibility of Blessing Gay Couples and Ordering Women as Priests
Globalist Pope Francis opened the Church ‘Synod on Synodality’ with a Mass in the Vatican this Wednesday, kick-starting an event that will last the month of October.
Synodality is a way of ‘journeying together’ that ‘calls for speaking and listening to one another and the Holy Spirit’ in order to find a path forward in ‘addressing the issues facing the Church in our day’.
Besides the cardinals and bishops among the 365 ‘members’ with the right to vote at the synod, Francis included about 70 lay people, half of whom are women.
Being who he is, it’s not surprising that Francis is leading this important council in a troubling direction.
A group of influential cardinals is concerned about the development of Catholic doctrine ahead of the upcoming Synod on Synodality.
