So,

so So early this morning, central standard time, it was about 5 a.m., I woke up and read some documents about it.

The congregation for the doctrine of the faith, also known as the

dicastery of the doctrine of the faith, released its newest dikestory document called Dignitas

infinita. It was released via press conference today, April 8th, in Rome at something like noon local time.

It's the transferred feast of the enunciation there, that's why they did it.

The new text aims to highlight a line from Fratelli Tootie, namely that dignity exists beyond all circumstances.

That's interesting. That's true. And in a word, it's precisely what I expected of this document.

I was talking to a friend yesterday, a lawyer friend of mine, Ryan, who said, look, what do you think is going to be in this thing?

And I haven't paid a lot of attention to it, in all frankness.

This is not one of the ones I've been looking out for for a long time.

I heard about it briefly last week or the week before, and I said, here's my prediction.

Common.

Unshocking.

This will be one of the moments of the Francis Pontificate where Normies will be spiking the football

because there's going to be nothing shocking,

conscience shocking in it.

And my friend Ryan agreed, this is like when Francis, from time to time,

we'll admit that there are, I don't know, three persons in the Holy Trinity,

or that Jesus walked the earth a little bit over 2,000 years

ago, or that, you know, there are seven sacraments or something like that. So the document

highlights human dignity. It's a very safe topic. It's a very, very safe topic. And there are moments in the document lines where, as LifeSites article makes clear in the title,

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