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@Where_Peter_is

Pedro Gabriel responds to

's confusion about the silence of the Vatican &

about Viganò's accusations. The reasons are clear when one understands the spirituality and theology of Jorge Mario Bergoglio.

wherepeteris.com

Why the Vatican is silent on Viganò

'The Vatican, however, has not spoken.' — JD Flynn Catholic News Agency July 1, 2020 Last week, Catholic News Agency (CNA) published an essay by their editor-in-chief, JD Flynn, analyzing Archbishop...

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@RobertEllsberg

@RobertEllsberg

Bravo! More insight on Pope Francis’s approach can be seen in his “Letters of Tribulation,” coming out this fall

9:16 PM · Jul 7, 2020