And, just in time for the apocalypse, Pope Francis announced yesterday that he will be issuing a Motu Proprio (why not just sidestep all that annoying "collegiality" blather, eh? No?) changing the rules for the annulment process. Can't keep the poor little darlings waiting, can we? And all that nonsense about investigating the facts of the case, waiting to find out whether there is any, you know, truth in the claims. That just creates suffering, don'tcha know.
As for those questioning the premise of good Edward Pentin's book suggesting that the Synod is a fix, and that the whole process has been controlled from the outset to achieve a pre-determined agenda...
have you spent more than six and a half minutes observing how politics works? But hey, whatever helps you sleep at night brah...
The other day the Washington Post published a thing saying there is a "conservative revolt" brewing in higher circles of the Church's leadership.
Good luck with that, lads.
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Do annulled women know that they have no market value and that this just makes it easier for men to trade their wives in for younger models, all with the stamp of approval of the church?
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