[SGNA]

Unfortunately Bergoglio most surely did.

While Vennari is not my cup of tea, if anything he is understated in his reporting.

[faithhopecharity]

it is so sad
while fidelity (even outside of marriage) is often a noble trait,..

surely a Christian priest should state views that do not advocate or enable or encourage or reward cohabitation without benefit of marriage...or sound like they do

the last thing we need are more unmarried people shacking up (frequently as a practical matter, and of course always as well as a spiritual concern)

[piusv]

Finally, we must remember that the solution does not lie in returning the supposed good old days of Benedict XVI and John Paul II, two Vatican II revolutionaries whose modernist, ecumenical policies produced the current upheaval (e.g., it was John Paul II who raised both Kasper and Bergoglio to the rank of Cardinal). Rather, the answer is a return to full integrity of Catholic doctrine in the same meaning and the same explanation of what the Church always held, and to the counter-revolutionary, anti-Modernist framework of the greatest Pontiff of the 20th Century, Pope St. Pius X. No other solution will do.

Amen. It is so good to see that John Vennari is rightly equating Benedict with all of the other Modernists.