Neo-Church “Seminary Report” Replaces Supernatural Priesthood with Psychotherapeutic Management of Sodomites and Autistics

The Pillar Catholic portal reports on a new report from the University of Notre Dame’s McGrath Institute for Church Life, built on data from Georgetown University’s Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA), which exposes a “startling disconnect” between the psychological managers of the conciliar sect’s seminaries and their administrative functionaries. The document, tellingly entitled “Do You Know Them to be Worthy?”, advocates for the total psychologization of the conciliar “formation” process: mandatory psychotherapy, routine violation of the forum internum to feed the forum externum, the clinical management of sodomitical inclinations via “transitory” vs. “deep-seated” diagnostics, and the bureaucratic processing of autistic candidates. This report does not document a crisis of formation; it exposes the metaphysical bankruptcy of a counterfeit priesthood that has replaced gratia sanctificans and character indelebilis with psychotherapy, “coping mechanisms,” and “sustained patterns of continence.”