Empty Novus Ordo Produces Suicides among Priests

@chris griffin -I agree Benedict XVI was a mediocre Pope, but only for three reasons. 1). He was too much of a gentleman, and was too timid to confront heretics and dissidents. He did so under JPII, but couldn't really do it as forcefully as Pope. He wanted people to like him, and that was a mistake. 2) Probably because he was there and participated, he still supported Vatican II, even though it was/is a disaster for the Church. 3). This referrs to #1 in some ways- He was too trusting and wanted to see the good in people, rather than recognize the filth that had made his Pontificate miserable. He would not remove those who were doing this....like Bertone, Sodano, etc. And he didn't like to be the enforcer/God's rotweiler. Rather than confrot the rot in the Vatican, revealed in a report he comissioned himself, he chose to resign. That was cowardly.
But he will be remembered for far more good things than the negative faults I mentioned, especially for his monumental Summorum Pontificum....which Bergoglio tried and failed to destroy.....and if he tries to go after tradition again, he'll be gone really fast.
As an aside......Francis might be gone sooner than we think......he has respiratory failure which is no joking matter.

@Sal Venegas -Not likely, but we might all be pleasantly surprised with whom we get. As of today, Bergoglio is having another health crisis, respiratory/breathing difficulty so that he canceled speeches/audiences. Bergoglio said it was from his anesthesia, but I asked my uncle this AM who is a doctor. He said that's not likely, because one is not fine one day( like Bergoglio was earlier in the week), and suffers severely compromised breathing the next day due to anesthesia. He said if it was from the anesthesia, it would be a continuous issue needing treatment, not fine one day and out of breath the next. I'm not good at medical terms, I don't remember alot of what my Uncle texted, but he said it's possible Bergoglio/aka Francis has a complication...perhaps from the strain of having surgery, but not from the anesthesia at this late date. Doesn't look especially promising for Francis.