the problem is not Eugenio Scalfari but man Jorge Mario Bergoglio lacking in prudence and sanity, but it can also be a valuable instrument of God's grace
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Nice article, father ariel, sharp and intelligent realism: says what should and what can. That more?
Houston, we have a problem: the astronaut to the guide gives the numbers…
I agree that, if Providence has sent us as Pope Bergoglio, this has definitely a sense, and I also believe that this could be punishing us for our sins, and to test ourselves in a difficult situation, to see how we process the pontificate bergogliano, without ammutinarci and in any case keeping the bar in the center, with the assistance of the Spirit and remained faithful pastors, example, not adhering so enthusiastic and uncritical to adultery clearance, operated by Bergoglio in his urging Amoris laetitia.
The other issue related to the teaching Bergogliano, that is raised by the Father Ariel, in my opinion it can also be read as, as many today are asking the question "Can a pope be heretic?”, It should be complemented by a second question, namely "a pope may be insane?”
About, I mentioned in the past to the fact that the "four" of Bergoglio philosophical postulates in his apostolic exhortation "Evangelii gaudium", unfortunately they seriously doubt his mental health. You see, about it, the following two analysis, a Father John Scalese:
http://querculanus.blogspot.it/2016/05/i-postulati-di-papa-francesco.html
and the other Abbot Giulio Meiattini, OSB:
http://chiesa.espresso. repubblica.it/articolo/ 1351356.html
whom I thank for their valuable work.
Happy Easter to the Father Ariel, to the "Island", and to all of you!…