[John O]

These articles are useful but perhaps start it off with a brief description of what AMORIS LAETITIA is?

[Mrs. Don-o]

Cupich is 66. Sample is 56. One can hope..

[marshmallow]

The first misuse Sample listed is the notion that “Conscience legitimizes actions contravening divine commandments.” Amoris Laetitia “does not support the claim that conscience supersedes an objective moral law,” he wrote.

Yes it does. AL is the problem. There is no "misuse". This is the use intended by Francis. See letter to Argentinian bishops.

Sample is also "rigid" and is making the Holy Spirit "sad". He needs to quit with this "doctor of the law" act and get with the NewChurch program.

[cloudmountain]

“The indissolubility of marriage is a precious and essential teaching of the Church, revealed by Jesus and cherished in our unbroken Tradition,” he continued.

Well, THIS will tick off those who believe, like Henry VIII, that marriage-divorce-remarriage-divorce-remarriage-divorce...and so on are just hunky-dory. I guess Liz Taylor would never have made it as a Catholic.

I guess those words, indissolubility of marriage are meaningless for the marry-divorce-remarry bunch.

[Salvation]

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[piusv]

Portland Archbishop Alexander Sample has issued a pastoral letter to clarify “troublesome misuses” of Amoris Laetitia ...

and

Sample listed three errant interpretations of Amoris Laetitia ...

Sounds familiar. See: Vatican II apologia