[SpirituTuo]

Yeah, right. A semi-sort of French source, said the Pope “...would have... would have.” It is great to know this author is a clairvoyant.

I personally think it is scandalous to create conflict in the Church where conflict doesn’t exist.

[opic]

It’s not a “semi-sort” of nothing, it’s the most important and oldest Catholic newspaper in the French-speaking world.

Plus, it completely matches everything we know about it. Since the news article author (it’s not an opinion piece) directly interviewed Kasper, there is no doubt about it really.

I personally think it is scandalous to downplay important information by refusing to face facts. Typical liberal tactic, embarrassing to see it here.

[Steve_Seattle]

"I personally think it is scandalous to create conflict in the Church where conflict doesn’t exist."

There is a huge amount of conflict in the church; it does not need to be "created." My guess is that only about 30% of Catholics, and about 10% of Catholics under thirty, subscribe to traditional Catholic teachings on faith and morals.

[vladimir998]

“I personally think it is scandalous to create conflict in the Church where conflict doesn’t exist.”

Yep.

[piusv]

Pope Francis, who had expressed his attachment to the text of Cardinal Kasper at the time of the consistory, would be irritated by the publication of this collective work a few days before the Synod, according to a high-placed source close to the Argentine Pope. He would have demanded of Cardinal Müller not to take part in the promotion of the book, that also includes the texts of two Jesuits. The Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith has already expounded on his position in other occasions.

Although totally believable, I much prefer when "high-placed sources" are actually named.

[BlatherNaut]

I personally think it is scandalous to create conflict in the Church where conflict doesn’t exist.

I personally think it is scandalous to create conflict in the Church by appointing known heretics and perverts such as Kasper and Danneels to the synod on the family.