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German Catholic Church divided over sexuality and of women

31-01-2022

Central Europe

Klaas van der Zwaag, RD

Meeting of The Synodal Way, the notorious participation platform in the German RKK. Photo The Synodal Way, Maximilian von Lachner

This week, the notorious Synodal Way consultation platform in the German Roman Catholic Church will discuss homosexuality and celibacy. "The church is protestantising by relativising the offices," criticises Roman Catholic priest Guido Rodheudt.

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