@looksbizarre @KevinSJoyce Well, it’s not baffling that one would use that language at all, and implying that it is shows a lack of charity, but if it helps we can call it a pastoral exception to the established diocesan practice of supported by the Bishop of Rome, Pope Francis.

Well, it’s not baffling that one would use that language at all, and implying that it is shows a lack of charity, but if it helps we can call it a pastoral exception to the established diocesan practice of supported by the Bishop of Rome, Pope Francis.

— Michael Rogers, SJ (@mrogerssj) April 30, 2019

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