The Trojan Horse in the Catholic Church

The Trojan Horse in the Catholic Church is a clarion call to Catholic priests and the laity to recognize the true intent of the Synod on Synodality. “Father Enoch” is the pseudonym of the priest-author, who understands the risks of repercussion against those who criticize modernism and heresy in the Church today.

Using the modernists’ own words, Fr. Enoch outlines the progression of maneuvers that have succeeded in corrupting the episcopal synod into a synod of bishops and laypeople, laying the groundwork for replacing the teaching and governing hierarchy of the Church with the consensus of the people. He explains how this is a calculated step toward overturning the moral order and achieving the normalization of homosexual sodomy, women priests, and other depravity.

Gerhard Cardinal Müller writes the foreword to this powerful two-part essay, in which he contrasts historical synods with present-day “synodality” and warns of the dangers this erosion of the moral order will have on the well-being of the family and society at large.