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of the Evernut No pair of orpherews in retrogrades.

Happy Sunday.

It's October the 16th.

Today was the gospel in the Novus Ordo Misei anyway, which identifies divorce and remarriage with adultery. Remember the one

that Pope Francis's first set of synods 2014, 2015, defied. Our Lord Jesus says that if you divorce your wife and remarry another, it's adultery.

And Francis and all kinds of liberal priests throughout the world, including priests locally here, said, well, Jesus needed to get with the times.

And in April of 2016, Pope Francis says, basically, you can,

you can receive communion if you're divorced and remarried, committing adultery, meaning it's not

a mortal sin, meaning go ahead and do it. Later that year in 2016, he'd used that sinned process through a massage process,

a normalization of mortal sin, a slow incremental normalization of mortal sin,

to eventually, even though it was semi-definitive in April 2016,

when he finally released the

post-sonodal apostolic exhortation, called the Morris Litizia, he left that even a little

vague.

It's a process of incrementally getting less vague about the normalization of heresy or mortal

sin.

In September of 2016, he responded to Duay from Buenos Aires bishops who said,

are you saying we can give communion to adulterers?

And he said, yeah, you have the only correct interpretation.

So that's today, Sunday.

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