The “Church of Propaganda” is tooting its own horn on the obsessive issue of inclusion.
In his opening speech at a session of the Synod on Synodality, the Supreme Pontiff hoped “that once the necessary repairs have been made, the Church will once again be a place of welcome for everyone, everyone, everyone.” This incredible expression is an implicit insult to the work of his predecessors and the disqualification of the history of katholiké, universal by its nature.
Indeed, Christ’s original mandate to the apostles was for them to make all nations – panta ta ethnē – disciples, that is, Christian peoples. That totality excludes no one. Unbelief is what excludes, and the world – the enemy – prevents evangelization. But now Rome uses a sociological (or social-psychological) criterion, developed because of the “shrinking” of the world, of its fads, and the imposition of “new rights.”
Now the argument is the inclusion of “trans” people. Who is “trans”? Fundamentally, I say, a homosexual who …More