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On the occasion of the first 5 years of pontificate of Pope Francis, The weather produces a special issue with a front page almost entirely dedicated to Bergoglio. Many comments on the Pontiff and his work, including that of Marcello Veneziani, “A vicar for three crises”. The editorialist clearly speaks of “radical turning point“, but it does so in critical terms. And he writes: “He is a Pope perceived as a son of his time rather than of the Church, son of globalization rather than tradition". And again: “A Pope open to the most distant, who loves the most remote neighbor, open to Muslims before Christians, to Protestants before Catholics, to the poor more than to the faithful, to individuals - even gays - more than to families".
Heavy words, In short, and Veneziani notes how “all this has been ennobled as a return to early Christianity“. In his analysis, the editorialist recalls how "once the Pope did not want to criticize some behaviors until yesterday considered deplorable by the Church, taking refuge behind Christian humility: Who am I to judge. One would have to answer him: you are a Pope, that is, a Holy Father, and you have not only the right but the duty to judge, to orient, to exhort and condemn. Otherwise – warns Veneziani – you are failing in your pastoral role, to your evangelical mission".
In the end, the attack on Bergoglio increases in intensity: “But the objection I would like to make to him and his followers is of a different kind: who is He to judge, and in fact to relativize and erase, the Christian and Catholic tradition, the thoughts of popes, theologians and saints, the doctrine, the life and example of martyrs and witnesses of the faith? Why should we bend the truth to time and the age-old tradition to the uses of the present and the phobias of politically correct? Ma This question brings us back to the starting point– underlines Veneziani -: Pope Francis appears to be more a son of his time than of his Church, son of globalization rather than tradition. We would have liked him to be the father of his time rather than a son; tree more than fruit and fruit more than leaf in the wind of the present", conclude.
Source: https://www.maurizioblondet.it/papa-francesco-marcello-veneziani-accusa-piu-figlio-della-globalizzazione-della-chiesa/