@Tony M Hopefully, Bergoglio is merely the apogee of the Revolution that began 60 years ago. Sacrilegious Communion? Benedict did that with non-Catholic Brother Roger of Taize. Vatican II states that individual non-Catholics may receive the Eucharist. Benedict even urged the formation of more ecumenical communities like Taize. Benedict and John Paul II were the anthropomorphic expressions of Vatican II - full of contradictions that confused and demoralized. Wojtyla and Ratzinger created dogmatic antiquarianism by reigniting the Judaizing debate settled at the Council of Jerusalem (c.50 AD!) - with Benedict even participating in a synagogue service. Bergoglio is impossible without Wojtyla and Ratzinger.

I cannot imagine the extraordinary grace given to these heroes of the Faith. The Popes and Bishops failure - from the beginning of the "homosexual rights" movement, to directly teach the nations that homosexuality is a perversion, and it being offered ANY rights in ANY culture legitimizes this perversion - is an historical embarrassment for there One True Faith. It flows from the counterfeit post-conciliar "religion of man."