Even though Pope Francis could not effect the changes he desired, his popularity and approval increased multifold after the Synod. By not invoking his infallibility the Pope was actually destroying the very myth of such a falsehood. Again the Pope proved that he believes in true democratic principles by accepting the majority decision of the synod. What we need to watch is weather the Bishops whose opinion the Pope respected will extend the same principle and courtesy in their dioceses. If they do so, that is a victory for our clamor for the Church Act. Jose.
Even though Pope Francis could not effect the changes he desired, his popularity and approval increased multifold after the Synod. By not invoking his infallibility the Pope was actually destroying the very myth of such a falsehood. Again the Pope proved that he believes in true democratic principles by accepting the majority decision of the synod. What we need to watch is weather the Bishops whose opinion the Pope respected will extend the same principle and courtesy in their dioceses. If they do so, that is a victory for our clamor for the Church Act.
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