The Vatican’s Rejection of Lay Homilies: A Modernist Shell Defending a Sinking Ship
The Pillar Catholic portal reports that the Dicastery for Divine Worship, headed by the conciliar “cardinal” Arthur Roche, has formally rejected the German bishops’ request to allow laypeople to deliver homilies during the Eucharistic sacrifice. The request, a direct product of Germany’s heretical “synodal way,” sought to normalize a practice already widely tolerated in the conciliar sect. The refusal, couched in the language of liturgical fidelity, is nothing but a bureaucratic rearguard action by a structure that has systematically dismantled the Catholic priesthood while desperately clinging to the last vestiges of a sacramental ontology it no longer believes in. **The very need to issue such a letter exposes the total collapse of sacerdotal identity within the conciliar church, where the laity have been so clericalized and the clergy so laicized that the distinction has become a matter of administrative discipline, not divine institution.**

