Of course, the idea of ordaining women is in no way compatible with the Catholic Faith. And this can cause nothing but righteous anger.

However, if we take into account that these ideas are cultivated in the "Synodal Church", which, according to Francis’ definition, differs from the Catholic Church, then the problem does not arise.

There is reason to think that in the near future they will introduce women “deacons”, after a while - women “priests”, then women “bishops”. Someday they will even be able to choose the "Mome of Rome".

But despite the pretentious abomination of the “Synodal Church,” the Holy Catholic Church will remain unchanged forever.

The purpose of this Synod is the authorization for local dioceses to carve out whatever “the spirit” moves them to do. That is why the title is “The Synod on Synodality.” Francis’ program mirrors the German initiative. The problem is that some (“rigid”) dioceses will cut off money to Rome if Francis’ program is implemented and others will cut off money to Rome if Francis’ program is delayed. The solution is to give each bishop the option to respond to his own sexual proclivities “concrete situation.” That is what the Papal Document following the Synod will say - “The Holy Spirit is heard through the local synod of clergy and laypeople.” The Germans, Dutch and Belgians will immediately hear the Holy Spirit’s call for approval of Sodomy and a female diaconate. The US Synod will move somewhat more slowly, with an ambiguous approach to sodomy and a sub-holy orders preaching role for women. Rome will continue the blather on about “accompaniment” and how the Apostolic Tradition has evolved to contradict everything it held before “The Council.” Economically, the plan is brilliant. Morally, the plan is bankrupt.

Somehow, I think alot of what these liberal radical fanatic apostate heretic homosexuals want will blow up in their face. Confronted by a now growing opposition and even rebellion in many sections of the faithful Church, heretic homo Pope Francis would be very foolish to initiate any of the demands of his cohorts.
Don't be surprised if 75% of the College of Cardinals, and nearly all bishops around the world, not to mention priests,religious, and hundreds of millions of laity rise up against hm if he does.
The next Pope will definitly not be a Francis II......or even close to a Francis I. The surprise might be he is more like a Benedict XVII, or a Pius XIII, or a Leo XIV. Not another JP III either.