Whereas, when it comes to the Second Vatican Council—a Council like no other in Church history—we are still arguing over how exactly it can be reconciled with the prior teaching of the Magisterium. This much is certain, however: the very need for this endless attempt at reconciliation is a powerful argument in favor of Archbishop Viganò’s position that the obviously fruitless effort be abandoned and that Vatican II, like Constantinople II, simply be left behind as an epochal misadventure that is best forgotten.
Ping
There are some very good things in some of the documents. It was long winded.
As Pope Francis said in the middle of an extremely long interview some years past:
“He who speaks too long is bound to be misunderstood”
at the same time, he almost inevitably will manage to say something that is correct. Unless he is Joe Biden.
Thanks for posting. Vigano is the voice of God.