Merry Christmas, parish orphans, and retrogrades.

More bishops have rejected, repudiated. Fiducius supplicans,

they are the Hungarians led by Cardinal Peter Erdo, a long-time faithful repudiator of the St. Gaulolan agenda, alive and well in the Vatican these 11 years.

The Hungarians add their names to the list of the growing lists, I might add, of national bishops conferences who reject fiducius supplicans.

That is virtually every bishop's conference I've seen in Africa, in addition to sub-congregations of bishops' congregations in places like Poland, England, and other

Eastern bloc countries that generally speaking have the faith.

This just broke a few hours ago.

Diane Montenia reports it as such.

Here we have it.

Hungarian Bishop's Conference responds to Vatican Declaration.

Priests should always avoid common blessings for couples who live together in a non-marital

partnership or a marriage that is not valid in the church or who live together in a non-marital partnership or a marriage that is not

valid in the church or who live in an SS partnership. There you have it. Also, so we're going to

question this term in today's show. What do they mean a common blessing?

This is the central issue which has been assiduously avoided by those who have sought to defend

fiducius supplicans.

Common blessing. What does that mean? What is what does that mean what is a common blessing

we'll talk about that in today's show also Shane Shetzel reporting that

Francis has now destroyed ecumenical relations with the Orthodox churches, the Metropolitan, I guess he's

primate, I'm guessing, Hilarion. After fiducius supplicans, it is no longer possible to talk about

reunification between Catholics and Orthodox. So, a growing list of bishops' conferences inside the church reject this document with de facto

doctrinal reversal.

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