Burke claims Pope’s synod will foster ‘confusion, error and division’
|Senior Correspondent
U.S. Cardinal Raymond L. Burke attends the ordination of eight deacons from Rome’s Pontifical North American College in St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican Oct. 1, 2020. (Credit: CNS photo/Paul Haring.)
ROME – In the foreword to a new booklet by a conservative group criticizing Pope Francis’s looming Synod of Bishops on Synodality, American Cardinal Raymond Burke has slammed the process surrounding the synod, calling it deeply harmful and potentially schismatic.
Burke, a hero to the traditionalist wing of the Catholic Church, has been a frequent Francis critic.
2 comments:
Csrdinal Burke is intelligent and spiritually gifted unlike the Boss in Rome
Francis is quite Machiavellian with his divide and rule model while saying one thing and doing the other, very much the South American politician/dictator, back stabbing and kissing babies at photo-ops....or maybe Putin his model, and suprised Burke has not suddenly passed because of his jet unexpectedly falling from a 14th floor window.
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