Friday, February 06, 2009

Can we sack him now?

The Vatican does not have control over its own communications and should improve the way it presents controversial statements, spokesman Rev. Federico Lombardi told a French Catholic newspaper on Thursday.


Now?

ok,

...

Lombardi said the Vatican officials who dealt with the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), the breakaway group the four bishops lead, focused on the views of the group's leader Bishop Bernard Fellay and not those of Williamson or the others.

"They didn't take the views of the other bishops enough into account," he said. "One thing that's certain is that the pope didn't know. If someone should have known, it was Cardinal (Dario) Castrillon Hoyos."

Castrillon Hoyos heads the Vatican department that deals with traditionalist Catholics.


how about now?

2 comments:

DP said...

Now sounds good.

Curmudgeon said...

Amen! It seems the "disobedient" SSPX is doing a better job of keeping its house in order over the last two weeks than the Holy See is. Spankings all around!