By Sandro Magister, L'Espresso - On many questions, some of them crucial, Francis systematically says and does not say, retracts, contradicts himself. Often within a single statement… Francis justifies this wordiness of his with the intention of setting in motion “processes” of exploration and evolution of doctrine, in which he judges it as wrong to fix the outcome beforehand… “Amoris Laetitia,” with its absence of clarity in authorizing or not authorizing communion for the divorced and remarried, is an emblem of this magisterium of “process.”… When some cardinals presented to him the “dubia” thereby generated, he did not respond… But that’s just the point, he couldn’t respond. Those cardinals had fully grasped the essence of his magisterium.