The book serves as a "merciless balance sheet" of his time in leadership, focusing on several key friction points:
While he leaves the institution, he offers suggestions for how it could change, though he admits he can no longer be the face of that struggle.
Readers and reviewers on Amazon describe the book as "painfully honest," reflecting a deep inner struggle and a loss of hope in the "Synodal Way" reforms. Andreas Sturm Ich Muss Raus Aus Dieser Kirche...
He critiques the church's tendency to protect the institution over victims, noting that the "shocking results" of abuse studies broke his trust.
As the former Vicar General of Speyer, Sturm was one of Germany's most powerful church figures. His exit to join the Old Catholic Church sent shockwaves through the institution. 🗝️ Core Themes & Arguments The book serves as a "merciless balance sheet"
Critics from Sachbuch-Couch note the rarity of seeing these issues through the eyes of someone at the very top of the hierarchy.
Reviews generally characterize the book as a moving and "courageous document" rather than a mere bitter "settling of scores". As the former Vicar General of Speyer, Sturm
The subtitle reflects his main motivation—he felt he had to leave the hierarchy to "save his faith" and live with a clear conscience. 📝 Critical Reception
The book serves as a "merciless balance sheet" of his time in leadership, focusing on several key friction points:
While he leaves the institution, he offers suggestions for how it could change, though he admits he can no longer be the face of that struggle.
Readers and reviewers on Amazon describe the book as "painfully honest," reflecting a deep inner struggle and a loss of hope in the "Synodal Way" reforms.
He critiques the church's tendency to protect the institution over victims, noting that the "shocking results" of abuse studies broke his trust.
As the former Vicar General of Speyer, Sturm was one of Germany's most powerful church figures. His exit to join the Old Catholic Church sent shockwaves through the institution. 🗝️ Core Themes & Arguments
Critics from Sachbuch-Couch note the rarity of seeing these issues through the eyes of someone at the very top of the hierarchy.
Reviews generally characterize the book as a moving and "courageous document" rather than a mere bitter "settling of scores".
The subtitle reflects his main motivation—he felt he had to leave the hierarchy to "save his faith" and live with a clear conscience. 📝 Critical Reception
