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I'd like to see stronger words, and especially, stronger action from the Pope, myself. However, it's now 10 days since the meeting took place, and ever since he touched down in Rome he's been immersed in the run-up to a 3-week synod which starts today, with 270 bishops, including 74 cardinals, as well as experts and lay people, and a new controversy every minute.

I don't think it's realistic to expect him to keep up with Kim Davis. She is a noble lady and deserves every support. He blessed her in a private meeting. His press secretary confirmed the meeting. The Orcs are still mewling and gibbering but all their calumnies can't be addressed. Best thing we can do, it seems to me, is to take up her cause and support her.

I sent in my little pittance to her lawyers at Liberty Counsel (LINK), and cordially invite you to do the same.

I'm sure not going to attack Kim's ally, the Pope--- not this time, not on this one. I'm going to contribute to the fight for liberty.

Ask yourself: "What would Kim Davis do?"

This is this Pope's MO. Anything that might give sustenance to non-leftists is walked back by the liberal mafia among the Catholic clergy and the Pope is content to let that happen. Here is an article which I believe explains why See Link

Pope John Paul II was a hero of the 20th Century as was Pope Pius XII. But Pope Francis is anything but that. I personally believe he is a weak-willed leftist who is unwilling to come out and forcefully say what he actually believes for fear of the blowback he would get if he were upfront about his beliefs.

However, it's now 10 days since the meeting took place, and ever since he touched down in Rome he's been immersed in the run-up to a 3-week synod which starts today, with 270 bishops, including 74 cardinals, as well as experts and lay people, and a new controversy every minute.

May God help us. There was no other reason for this synod than to wink at sins of the flesh. All at Francis' initiative.