Synod Study Group’s Homosexuality Text Exposed as Western Ideology Imposed Without African Consent
National Catholic Register (May 14, 2026) reports that Sister Josée Ngalula, the lone African member of Synod Study Group 9, refused to participate in drafting the controversial section on homosexuality in the group’s final report, stating that homosexuality “is not a major pastoral issue in my community” and that she focused solely on active non-violence. The article details how the drafting process excluded relevant voices like Courage International, while including known dissenters from Catholic moral theology such as Fathers Maurizio Chiodi and Carlo Casalone, and Cardinal Carlos Castillo Mattasoglio. The report’s universal claims about homosexuality proceed without African input, even as African Catholics have consistently rejected the legitimization of same-sex relations. This episode exposes the synodal process not as genuine discernment, but as a mechanism for imposing Western progressive ideology under the guise of “listening”—a textbook operation of the conciliar sect’s systematic subversion of immutable Catholic moral doctrine.




