Bishops React to Pope Francis: Traditionis Custodes vs. Fiducia Supplicans, by Allan Ruhl

The Future is not Franciscan

Ever since the revelations of Archbishop Viganò starting with his first letter in August of 2018, Pope Francis seems to be speeding up his agenda of Church reforms. By reforms we aren’t talking about venerable reforms, such as those of the 11th century in response to the Investiture Controversy, or the reforms implemented to combat and suppress the explosion of heresy during the 16th century in Europe.  By reforms, Pope Francis seems to be liberalising the Church, especially in regards to sexual morals. In addition to that, reversing the legacy of Benedict XVI seems to be a priority of the Argentine Pope. Priests can no longer say the Tridentine mass at will, but can now give blessings to “couples” in relationships based on sin. This includes same-sex “couples,” adulterous “couples,” or even polygamous “couples.” ….

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