Benedict XVI Had Agreed to a Partial Release of His Letter
The partial publication of Benedict XVI’s private letter to Monsignor Dario Viganò was agreed on, writes German Jesuit Father Bernd Hagenkord. Hagenkord is the editor in chief of the six language …More
The partial publication of Benedict XVI’s private letter to Monsignor Dario Viganò was agreed on, writes German Jesuit Father Bernd Hagenkord.
Hagenkord is the editor in chief of the six language sections of VaticanNews and a close collaborator of Viganò.
In a comment on his blog on March 22, Hagenkord stresses that there was no manipulation nor abuse involved in Viganò's action.
This statement implies however that Viganò got himself in hot water after he published the whole letter although he had no permission to do so. Obviously he could not withstand the pressure of the fake news media. This caused great dismay in Benedict XVI because Viganó revealed the former pope's double face.
In his private letter Benedict attacks the anti-Catholic theologian, Father Peter Hünermann while in public Hünermann was among the editors of a 2005 book that contained three contributions of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger.
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Hagenkord is the editor in chief of the six language sections of VaticanNews and a close collaborator of Viganò.
In a comment on his blog on March 22, Hagenkord stresses that there was no manipulation nor abuse involved in Viganò's action.
This statement implies however that Viganò got himself in hot water after he published the whole letter although he had no permission to do so. Obviously he could not withstand the pressure of the fake news media. This caused great dismay in Benedict XVI because Viganó revealed the former pope's double face.
In his private letter Benedict attacks the anti-Catholic theologian, Father Peter Hünermann while in public Hünermann was among the editors of a 2005 book that contained three contributions of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger.
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Bernd Hagenkord 
Some news claim that Dario Viganò read the full text of Pope Benedict's letter the problem was with HIS adulteration of the Pope's letter in his picture. 
«The source claimed that the photo published by VaticanNews “is a clearly artistic photo" adding that unreadable parts were read by Msgr Viganò publicly during a press conference Vatican Calls Manipulation "Art"
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Bernd Hagenkord
Some news claim that Dario Viganò read the full text of Pope Benedict's letter the problem was with HIS adulteration of the Pope's letter in his picture.
«The source claimed that the photo published by VaticanNews “is a clearly artistic photo" adding that unreadable parts were read by Msgr Viganò publicly during a press conference Vatican Calls Manipulation "Art"
According to the Associated Press, "The manipulation changed the meaning of the image in a way that violated photojournalist industry standards."
Some news claim that Dario Viganò read the full text of Pope Benedict's letter the problem was with HIS adulteration of the Pope's letter in his picture.
«The source claimed that the photo published by VaticanNews “is a clearly artistic photo" adding that unreadable parts were read by Msgr Viganò publicly during a press conference Vatican Calls Manipulation "Art"
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Out of context as usual. Similarities are not identicals. There is substantial proof the 2 pontificates are contradictory, i.e. Liturgy, Sacraments, etc.. Nice try to put the pope in progressive modus operandi...
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Thanks, Gloria.tv! You've kept on the story. I've gone from, "Hold on a second! That makes no sense!" to "Hmmm... Now it's making sense" to "Yup. Everything fits now."
