[piusv]

My position is that Amoris Laetitia is not Magisterial because it contains serious ambiguities that confuse people and can lead them into error and grave sin. A document with these defects cannot be part of the Church’s perennial teaching. Because that is the case, the Church needs absolute clarity regarding what Pope Francis is teaching and encouraging.

This is what some folks believe(d) about Vatican II. Does he believe the same thing about Vatican II? And if so, has he ever demanded clarification of it or shown any concern over it? If not, why not? Shouldn't he be AT LEAST as concerned about the Second Vatican Council's "serious ambiguities that confuse people and can lead them into error and grave sin"? Or is he just not as Modernist as Francis is?

[Mrs. Don-o]

Have you asked Cardinal Burke himself these questions pertaining to him? I don’t see how anybody at FR could respond on his behalf.