[SgtHooper]

Not a Catholic, here, but still looking to the Pope and his “staff” to provide direction in accordance with the Bible and not accommodations for the progressive agenda, like other so-called religions. Waiting.....

[ConservingFreedom]

I'm a Catholic and I share Cardinal Burke's concerns.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Burke is aiming broadsides right at Frances, just like what Cruz does to Obola.

[Salvation]

Cardinal Burke knows what he is talking about. Pay attention, Catholics!

[Salvation]

**Faith cannot adapt to culture but , must call to it to convert. We are a counter-cultural movement, not a popular one.”**

BTTT!

[Salvation]

Cardinal Burke Ping!

[Heart-Rest]

As most folks here probably know, Cardinal Burke was also one of the five Cardinals who took public aim (in their book "Remaining in the Truth of Christ: Marriage and Communion in the Catholic Church") at the efforts of Cardinal Kasper to damage the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony.

As a side note, Cardinal Burke also wrote another excellent book a couple years ago about the Holy Eucharist, based on the writings of two prior popes (Pope John Paul II, and Pope Benedict XVI), which some here may not have had a chance to read yet, and may want to take a look at:

   

"Divine Love Made Flesh".

[detective]

I agree with Cardinal Burke 100%. He is the courageous voice of truth in an increasingly corrupt and immoral hierarchy.

I pray for Cardinal Burke and the Catholic church.

[OldNewYork]

“The Pope rightly speaks of the need to go out to the peripheries,” the Prefect of the Apostolic Signatura said. “The people have responded very warmly to this. But we cannot go to the peripheries empty-handed. We go with the Word of God, with the Sacraments, with the virtuous life of the Holy Spirit. I am not saying the Pope does this, but there is a risk of the encounter with culture being misinterpreted. Faith cannot adapt to culture but , must call to it to convert. We are a counter-cultural movement, not a popular one.”

Well said.