Bishop Eleganti: Homosexuals in the hierarchy consistently ‘shove the rainbow colors in our faces’
Bishop Marian Eleganti criticized the synodal process of the Church, claiming it has resulted in bureaucratic inefficiency rather than spiritual renewal. He expressed concern over the influence of homosexuals in the Church hierarchy, suggesting they promote an agenda that undermines traditional Catholic doctrine. Eleganti believes that the focus should shift back to genuine faith and liturgical practices rather than the current directives and committees.
- ▪Bishop Marian Eleganti criticized the Church's synodal process for being bureaucratic and ineffective.
- ▪He expressed concerns about the influence of homosexuals in the Church hierarchy and their agenda.
- ▪Eleganti called for a return to genuine faith and liturgical practices instead of focusing on directives.
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News Bishop Eleganti: Homosexuals in the hierarchy consistently ‘shove the rainbow colors in our faces’ Synodality ‘has yielded nothing but full-time busyness, an overkill of words and directives, but no supernatural life in the hearts of the faithful,’ Bishop Marian Eleganti lamented. Bishop Marian ElegantiLiebermary/Wikimedia Commons BishopMarianEleganti 0 Bishop Marian Eleganti Comments 0 Tue May 26, 2026 - 7:09 am EDT (LifeSiteNews) — What comes from Rome – I mean the workshop of the so-called “synodal process” proclaimed by the universal Church – is mere human wisdom. Evidently, the protagonists have nothing better to do than to repeatedly issue directives to the local churches on how the synodal process – a stillborn endeavor from the start – should be managed and kept running.
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