@Christopher Shahrazade It’s not the “location” or type or even the nature of the Papal Posting about which I’m concerned and to which I refer in my comment. It’s that the Archbishop
ACCEPTED a Vatican assignment at all, in the first place. Especially in view of what he has already painfully suffered at the foul, filthy, bloody hands of those who now rule in Rome. Such a commitment is a fettering chain that will utterly bind and restrict his life, a trap that will surely ensnare and imprison his very soul. He will be impaled upon his allegiance to his Vatican masters, from whom he received this Posting, and to whom he will now owe unconditional loyalty and absolute, unquestioning devotion; and will be easily brought to bay with the strangling leash they will hold him tightly by. He will have no liberty to speak freely, fully and
TRUTHFULLY of those things which only he could divulge and expose regarding the many and varied interactions he’s seen, heard and had during his ecclesiastical career, nor will he be allowed to disclose and reveal with impunity the potentially damaging and damning facts regarding his experiences within the innermost workings of the Holy See and the Papal Household itself. And far, far worse, he will not be free to serve his conscience in the defense of the Faith against the wolves in the Vatican and other high places in Holy Mother Church, whom he has come to know and can identify, for the sake and salvation of his own immortal soul. With this assignment, he will be expected to “tow the company line” and align himself with, and demonstrate total support of, the spirit of the current Pontificate, regardless of how long or how short a period of time Pope Francis has left to reign. Meaning: he has just sold his soul cheaply to the devil for the lowest price possible. Thus, as I said in my original comment: this will not end well for him.