Editorial Staff’s Note: Here at FromRome.Info, we have always aimed at giving every voice a hearing and presenting them in their authentic originals, whether we agree with them or not. — This article, however, is one of the best written by an Catholic writer in a decade, since it confronts for the first time the criteria upon which we Catholics should be analyzing the news cycle and asks very profound questions about narrative manipulation and psychological perception of reality. And yes, the author does not hold that Hildebrand is the pope, which makes the article all the more worth reading by those who want “objectivity” but don’t know what that means.
For the record, since the above author asks the question, we can confirm that Pope Hildebrand has nothing to do with the persons organizing the “imperfect Council” in Argentina, does not intend or plan to attend, and that no one representing him intends to or plans to attend. — Which should be obvious, since he is the Roman Pontiff, and as such, it is for him to convoke Councils, all of which are perfect and legitimately convoked. Moreover, it is the duty of all Bishops with a valid consecration to submit to the Roman Pontiff, since it is impossible for them to be saved unless they do so.
The discussion above, indeed, is so well founded, that one can apply the same principles to the SSPX and ask, “Why immediately following the publication of Pope Hildebrand’s Christmas Letter did they decide to consecrate more bishops?”
For more information about the Holy Father, see his official website: SedesApostolica.Info.