Other voice: Francis Wobbly on His Feet
At today’s General Audience, Francis entered the Paul VI Hall which has been conditioned to withstand the Roman heat, on his own.
According to Specola (InfoVaticana.org), Francis looked well but had difficulties to walk the few metres from the upper entrance door to the papal throne (video below).
There were only a few people present, because Francis is especially popular with those who want to have nothing to do with the Church.
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Liberal Rigorism: PiusX Not Part Of The Church - Cardinal Burke
The Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) is “at the present moment not part of the One Roman Catholic Church,” Cardinal Raymond Burke told Matt Fradd on YouTube.com (May 8, video quote below).
Burke hopes that, in time, there will be a reconciliation with the Francis Church but he didn't elaborate whether such a reconciliation could be based on a "common Faith." However, Burke insisted that the position of PiusX is "schismatic."
The Cardinal is aware that PiusX accepts the Pope but not “his governance of the Church with regard to themselves.” At least, he acknowledges that PiusX has accomplished a great good concerning the teaching of the Faith and the education of young people.
In terms of a rigorous application of canon law that the Francis Church reserves only for Catholics in order to persecute and harass them, Burke is right.
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All Against All: De Mattei Attacks His Friend Viganò
The Roman historian Roberto de Mattei critizised Archbishop Viganò's appeal against the Coronavirus regime.
De Mattei told Die-Tagespost.de (13 May) that it perplexes him when bishops comment on "health measures" taken by governments because this "exceeds their field of expertise." However, such a self-evident statement is hardly enough to disqualify the Viganò appeal.
Viganò made his only public appearance in recent years at a Munich rally organised by De Mattei, thus helping it to gain international fame.