Leading Jesuit calls for Multi-Speed Church

Jesuit Batlogg: "The Synodal Path has no alternative".
From 8 to 10 September, the Fourth Synodal Assembly of the Synodal Path will take place in Frankfurt am Main. Where will the reform process lead the Roman Catholic Church?
From Thursday, the controversial reform process "Synodal Path" continues. In an interview, Jesuit Father Andreas Batlogg explains why he thinks it is so important.
Father Batlogg, what do you think of when the name of the controversial Cologne Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki comes up again?
Andreas R. Batlogg: We are dealing with a tragic situation here - and with a current matter. His letter of resignation is on the Pope's desk. I would like the Apostolic Nuncio in Germany to say to Francis: "It's no longer possible for him to continue. The Cologne Cardinal is not bringing people together, but dividing them." (Cathon: Rich coming from a supporter of the Synodal Path which has diverted the Church from top to bottom)
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