Another Vatican Paper Tiger Against German Apostasy

The Synodal meetings in Rome are not to make decisions on church “policy” (One could use “theology” there but let’s be serious, there is neither “theo” or “logos” in these proceedings.) but to come to the conclusion that local Synods will be the ones who determine local church “policy.” An official finding in favor of sodomy or women priests would split the church but we have already seen that a faithful diocese can tolerate gay blessings in the next diocese over, even within the same country. That is why Pope Francis, in his original intervention, asked the Germans to “wait.” The Germans fear that Francis will not live another year, so they will not wait.

Synodality is the opening of the floodgates for each diocese to determine the best way to “accompany” its own “community”. The result is that remaining faithful will vote with their feet, either across diocese boundaries or join a gym. The One Catholic and Apostolic Church will survive, but separate from the Synodal church.

Much too little, much too late. As usual, the Vatican is a dollar short and a day late. Germany let the cat out of the bag about sodomy and rogue priestesses moons ago, without the least bit of correction nor concern by the Apostolic See. Now that the German hierarchy is in full Luther-ized schism, seeking, like their nation’s heretic Father of Damnable Apostasy, to run roughshod over the immutable and infallible Doctrines and Dogmas of the Faith in their insane quest to obliterate Holy Mother Church, someone in Rome deemed it prudent to attach an ambiguous “note” to a letter from the Secretary of State. Utter BS…I’ll believe it when I see it enforced. But that is highly unlikely, since the priority these days seem to be kicking out faithful, holy, devout Bishops who love God and His Church, and take seriously their vow as Shepherds to feed and protect the Flock.

I read this letter from Parolin, and it sounds surprisingly firm and final regarding two issues which the Germans flaunt in the face of the Church, the heretical idea of women priests, and the gross and grave immorality of approval of homosexuality.
It sounds firm to me. I hope when they actually have their sit-down meetings later with these heretic Germans, that these points and others are driven home harder, including with threats of dismissal from the episcopate for the lot of them.
There was something, not done for humdreds of years, that Popes did to nations, or people who were heretics or expressed heretical ideas, and that was Papal Interdict. But that hasn't been done in 800+ years. This was a good letter basically. I just hope heretic Francis doesn't backstab Parolin, or start saying the opposite than whan the letter contains when he meats the Germans.
I'd like the Germans to come away from these meetings disillusioned, angry, and severely disciplined and threated with more for non-complaince to tradition and Church teachings. I doubt it, but that would be great. I'd like the meetings to destroy the Germans whole idea of a "Synodal Church".

I'd like to be optomistic and think that "Cardinal Pietro Parolin has told the German bishops that there will be no discussion of women's ordination and a change in the Church's teaching on homosexuality at meetings with delegates of the German Synodal Way in Rome (DieTagespost.de, November 11).
The October 23 note suddenly regards the male priesthood and the sinfulness of homosexual acts as non-negotiable."
this maybe a hopeful sing of a turning point against the "German Synodal Way", and perhaps the whole "Synodal Church". I doubt if there will be women deacons. Regarding gay blessings, it was never authorized (just supposed), and I hope it never is allowed. Francis just likes to be "nice" to these perverts, showing the Church as "pastoral". But I hope the Church would never officially condone blessings for gays, or acceptance of TRANS.
If it were to turn out otherwise, then it could safely be said that the Roman Catholic Church no longer exists, expect in the SSPX and other traditionalist and/or sede vacantist traditional Catholic groups.
Wouldn't it be great, in the end of all this with the Germans, that Francis and the Vatican issued a condemnation of the German agenda, surprising the world and the faithful.
Considering the tsunami of a backlash against it(the German/Synodal agenda) that is mounting i the Church, I would not be surprised if Francis and the Vatican see the impossibility of that agenda and instead of fostering it and promoting it, they clamp down on the Germans and others and condemn it. THat would be a great surprise! If that happens, Francis' papacy perhaps would not leave behind the terrible negative and destructive legacy that it has engendered up until now.