The Fruits of the German Synod: Report Shows Rise of “Queer Inclusiveness” in the Church
The Fruits of the German Synod: Report Shows Rise of “Queer Inclusiveness” in the Church
Michael Brinkschröder—a German theologian with decades of experience in LGBT activism within the Catholic Church and an advisor on LGBTQ pastoral issues in the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising—argues that the synodal process is fostering greater acceptance of people who identify as queer within the Catholic Church. His assessment appears in an article published on feinschwarz.net, where he discusses the results of the Rainbow Index of Churches in Europe (RICE) , a report produced by the European Forum of LGBTQ Christian Groups—an organization of which he is a member—in conjunction with the Protestant Theological University of the Netherlands.
According to the theologian, the research shows that countries where the synodal process is actively underway register a significant increase in “inclusiveness” indices. In the last five years, the Catholic Church has reportedly increased its score by around 6%, more than other denominations analyzed. He also highlights the opposite trend: in …
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