Bergolio flaunted canon law while archbishop of Buenos Aries, washing women's feet on Holy Thursday, flaunted it as Pope by doing the same for several years, until the dictator pope decided to change it to his personal whim, along canon law on the death penalty.
1 posted on
02/28/2020 3:48:28 PM PST by
ebb tide
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2 posted on
02/28/2020 3:49:50 PM PST by
ebb tide
(We have a rogue curia in Rome.)
To: ebb tide
Liturgical law, not canon law—but that doesn’t undermine your basic point.
3 posted on
02/28/2020 4:33:27 PM PST by
Hieronymus
("I shall drink--to the Pope, if you please,-still, to Conscience first, and to the Pope afterwards.")
To: ebb tide
I’ll bet the shortest rout to women clergy would be Bishops jettisoning the priesthood and rely on lay functionaries.
23 posted on
02/29/2020 6:02:16 AM PST by
Bayard
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