One is not always sure that a commentary that Rorate Caeli prints is going to be fair and balanced and not be what I call of the heterodox right wing of neo-traditionalist Catholics.
But this commentary on Pope Leo hits the ball out of the park, or should I say, blows the zucchetto off the head!
It is a long commentary, but truly excellent:
Money byte:
Pope Leo’s priorities and stances as Pope are only becoming clear very gradually. The synod study groups meant to deal with controversial issues will now report in December rather than June and their non-binding character has been emphasized, while Andrea Grillo, the ghost writer of Traditionis Custodes, has been thrown under the bus by his own university. Radical liberalism might be quietly getting shelved. For now, however, the people Pope Leo choses to promote (or not) are the clearest and most concrete indication of what this new pontificate means for the future of the Church.
From Rorate Caeli:
Leo XIV: The First 50 Days -- an Analysis
by Serre Verweij
for Rorate Cæli
It has been 50 days since Pope Leo XIV was elected, but the world does not have a clear picture of him yet. Some cardinals and professional Vatican analysts seem to be getting a more detailed profile of the Pope (one which is apparently more orthodox than many initially had expected), but the world at large does not view him as a new Pope Benedict XVI to be opposed vigorously (yet).
1 comment:
When will Francis' sycophant come to defend the mean old boss with myriads of non sequiturs replete with holy, holies
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