Breaking: Filial Correction of Pope Francis

This first step is an initiative of a theological nature that will likely lead, God willing, to an initiative of a canonical nature from those who have the mandate to act. And so it begins



Sources are reporting it was delivered to the Pope on August 11, 2017 and had 62 signatories. The Dubia Cardinals are not signatories, that correction is still pending.

It's Latin Title: A filial correction concerning the propagation of heresies.

It states that the pope has, by his Apostolic Exhortation Amoris laetitia, and by other, related, words, deeds and omissions, effectively upheld 7 heretical positions about marriage, the moral life, and the reception of the sacraments, and has caused these heretical opinions to spread in the Catholic Church. These 7 heresies are expressed by the signatories in Latin, the official language of the Church.

The letter has three parts, with the main course served in part two:

The second part of the letter is the essential one, since it contains the ‘Correction’ properly speaking. It lists the passages of Amoris laetitia in which heretical positions are insinuated or encouraged, and then it lists words, deeds, and omissions of Pope Francis which make it clear beyond reasonable doubt that he wishes Catholics to interpret these passages in a way that is, in fact, heretical. In particular, the pope has directly or indirectly countenanced the beliefs that obedience to God’s Law can be impossible or undesirable, and that the Church should sometimes accept adultery as compatible with being a practising Catholic.

The Register has a good list of the occasions the Pope has been approached with concerns and been snubbed.

This is a major development in the life of Christ's Church. Let's read it, process it, watch some fur fly.

Get the popcorn and lemonade. The circus has just rolled into town.