This interview establishes Fiducia Supplicans as a "don't ask, don't tell" policy. As Tucho states: "As I was saying, sometimes the priest, on a pilgrimage, does not know that couple, and sometimes they are two very close friends who share good things, sometimes they had sexual relations in the past and now what remains is a strong sense of belonging and mutual help. As a parish priest, I have often met such couples, who are sometimes exemplary. Therefore, since it is not a question of the sacrament of confession(!), but of a simple blessing, it is still asked that this friendship be purified, matured and lived in fidelity to the Gospel. And even if there was some kind of sexual relationship, known or not, the blessing made in this way does not validate or justify anything."

So...the Pope said in 2021 that the Church CANNOT bless same sex unions.
Then...in 2023, the same Pope says the Church CAN bless same sex unions.

Is this what they mean by a "living Magisterium"?