More Dark Tales from the Synodal Zone

Its only supernatural purpose is leading people to damnation.

I noted with wry bemusement earlier today a certain Catholic commentator’s “optimistically” titled essay, “Is the Fog of Francis Finally Lifting?”

I don’t know, but if it is, it is being replaced by the thick toxic smog of Leo XIV.

Prevost’s little Spanish excursion will be remembered as the Great Synodal Platitudes Tour. In a time when not only Spain, but Europe and the world at large, could really have done with the strong voice of the Catholic Church to give direction, to call to repentance, to provide Christ’s eternal truth to be grabbed onto once again, we sadly got the Synodal Church and its leader’s poor imitation. The whole Spanish visit thus far has been infected with the syphilitic synodal virus as Bob from Chicago endlessly harped on about the “love”, “reconciliation”, “listening”, “discernment”, “journeying”, and “human dignity” garbage.

In a case of bitter irony, while Leo XIV was defending migrants and migration on the coast of Gran Canaria in Spain in order to help the New World Order’s cause of creating a global communist prison planet without borders, a migrant 5000 km away was trying to behead an Irish citizen on the streets of Belfast. The Sudanese attacker was Hadi Alodid. Given his name and the humane method of attack (beheading), I will bet my last dollar that he was a follower of “the religion of peace”.

Most knights who went on the Crusades to the Holy Land a thousand years ago would not only have rejected this “pope”, but would most likely (and rightly) have organized a campaign to liberate the Vatican from the Neo-pagan hordes that have overrun it.

So let’s take yet another look at how the, erm, Francis fog is lifting…

A parish in Milan, San Giovanni Bosco, announced that during a youth summer program it would provide a dedicated space for Muslim participants to perform Islamic prayer. The parish priest, Giovanni Salatino, explained the initiative as an application of diocesan efforts toward interreligious dialogue and defended it by saying that Christians and Muslims “pray to the same God.” The programme was framed as an expression of hospitality and mutual respect.

The immediate question (besides: did they not hear what happened in Belfast?) is not whether Muslims should be treated with charity, but whether a Catholic parish exists to accommodate religious diversity or to bear witness to Christ. But hey, I guess they are just imitating their “pope”.

True Catholic mission is not neutral coexistence but evangelisation, proselytism, and conversion. Catholic institutions should welcome non-Christians only to lead them to the salvation that comes through Christ.

A parish is not merely a public building, but sacred space ordered toward the worship of the Blessed Trinity. Setting aside parish structures to facilitate pagan idol worship communicates that doctrinal differences are secondary or that all forms of prayer are interchangeable.

I am not even going to address the language that Christians and Muslims “pray to the same God.” We don’t. There is one Trinitarian God, and the only way to the Father is through the Son, Jesus Christ. For anyone struggling to discern that the Synodal Church is NOT the Catholic Church, this truth alone should be enough to be the deciding factor.

Meanwhile, a French parish, Saint Bernadette in Dijon, agreed to host a concert by a singer, Julie Zenatti, who publicly described the spiritual themes of her work as “pagan spirituality.” Supporters presented the event as cultural outreach and part of opening church buildings to artistic expression. This came shortly after other French Catholic churches were also used for occult exhibits during the Nuit Blanche festival.

But hey! According to Francis and Prevost, “todos, todos, todos”! All is welcome. Whether you worship a paedophile prophet or offer babies to Moloch, you don’t need to convert, because we are already one.

(Sorry, except Traditional Catholics. They are not welcome. Not that we want to be.)

Then on to a very interesting little piece of information that the Vatican probably didn’t want to amplify too loudly. A co-author of Germany’s same-sex blessing guidance, Stefan Diefenbach, claimed that discussions did occur with Vatican officials during the drafting process and that revisions were made after feedback from Rome. He included Cardinal “Porn” Fernandez in the list of those who were consulted. He is not the first one to make these claims. Earlier, German theologian Thomas Söding made similar claims.

The Vatican can backpedal as much as they want, but it is clear that pastoral language is being used to alter moral perception without formally changing doctrine.

What should alarm the Synodal faithful about reports of Vatican consultation is not simply who reviewed a draft, but the possibility that Rome itself may be participating in a process that appears to normalise mortally sinful practices.

These three episodes differ in subject matter, but raise a common question: is this really the Catholic Church?

This Synodal Church under Prevost’s “leadership” has as its primary mission affirming people in sin, inclusion without conversion, cultural engagement in place of real evangelization, institutional adaptation, and capitulation to the antichrist world system.

Its only supernatural purpose is leading people to damnation.

So Mr. The-Fog-of-Francis-is-Lifting, I would be careful to step out onto the balcony if I were you.

Better wear a spiritual hazmat suit, otherwise the Smog-of-Leo will kill your soul in a second.

Also Read:

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Sorry, but No Latin Mass or Catholicism on Next Consistory’s Agenda, only the New False Religion

The First Kingdom We Must Conquer if the Counter-Revolution is to Succeed

Leo XIV Praises “Catholic” Group That Practices Bizarre Form of Fringe Protestantism

Our Lady, Co-redemptrix, pray for us…

Our Lady, Mediatrix of all Graces, pray for us…

Viva Christo Rey!