Synodal Path set to vote on all-important council, despite global evidence that liberalism will not save the German Church
Next month, participants in the Synodal Path in Germany will vote on whether to create a permanent council to oversee the German Church, a move likely to concern the Vatican, which recently came out swinging against the Synodal Path, claiming the movement lacks the authority to instruct bishops on doctrine or morality, amid warnings of a schism. The Synodal Path believes however it is speaking to an engaged constituency, after data recently revealed most German Catholics reject the Church’s official stance on abortion.
