Müller: [S]ex-Synod Was about Homosex, Not About Faith
When
Francis invited lay people to participate in the [s]ex-synod, he changed its
nature, Cardinal Müller told LaNuovaBq.it (November 2), “You cannot give
episcopal authority to someone who is not a bishop.”
Müller said that homosexualists set themselves up as the "true
interpreters" of the Word of God, "but they convey a perverse, false
anthropology” and want to "destroy" the family and marriage.
The [s]ex synod didn't talk about essential themes of the Faith, Müller
noticed, but there were “many speeches on homosexuality, and all one-sided.”
He wonders about the selection of the participants of the [s]ex-synod, “Why
weren't people invited who were practising homosexuals and then rediscovered
their heterosexuality?”
Müller cites the example of James Martin who “was only there to spread
propaganda” and "never" spoke of grace and salvation for homosexuals,
"only that ‘the Church must accept, the Church must..., must...,
must..."
Francis “always appears with these people” as if homosexual sins were a legitimate
expression of human nature.
Picture: Gerhard Müller,
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