A Controversial Cardinal Travels to Panama to Promote Francis' Blasphemous Blessings
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On 19 January, the Cardinal held a meeting with the clergy of the Archdiocese of Panama. He called the text Fiducia Supplicans good and spoke of its "preciousness": "Its application does not constitute heresy". Cardinal Maradiaga's claims recall the Latin saying: Excusatio non petita, accusatio manifesta [= unsolicited apology, the accusation is evident].
A day later, Maradiaga gave an interview to the archdiocesan Radio Hogar, attacking Catholics and claiming that those who criticise the text Fiducia Supplicans "have not read it". The truth is that those who defend the text Fiducia Supplicans have not understood it.
Maradiaga unscrupulously spread the untruth that the text Fiducia Supplicans "stands firm on the Church's traditional teaching on marriage" (sic) and "does not allow any kind of liturgical rite or similar blessing that could cause confusion".
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