SUPER EX COMMENTS ON VAVUNIRE'S REPORTS ON VERONA. AND SOME TURNS.
Marco Tosatti
Dear friends of the style of the Court, Super Ex (Ex from Avvenire, Ex of the Movement for Life and ex of various other things, but still not ex-Catholic, Despite….) he read about Future the article that my colleague Mia, the official "Famolo Stranista" of the PD's daily religious bulletin dedicated to the Verona Conference on families, and the March that concluded it. We think he didn't like it; at least judging from what he wrote to us...
Luciano Moia is Bergoglio's deputy at Avvenire. Since he married Amoris laetitia his quotes, first basin, they flew beyond the stars. That's what he's called, Today, to comment on the march for the family organized by the World Congress.
Moia is one of those who finally says what he thinks, or one who thinks what superiors ask him to think. I don't know which of the two is the right version. At the time of Dino Boffo he would never have written what he writes today. He's not the only one, for the truth. Without inconveniencing the big of the big contortionists, the one whose compass always turns towards Power, my thoughts turn to Paolo Rodari, Ciellino who was a traditionalist, at least when it comes to ethics, on the Reformist, and then in Giuliano Ferrara's Il Foglio when the newspaper was super Ratzingerian. Today Rodari is among the progressives to the bitter end, and she was happy to throw some digs at the family's supporters. The question applies to him too: he lied before, or he radically changed his mind later? But if the answer is the latter, what substance do these little journalists have?? Read More

Dear friends of the style of the Court, Agostino Nobile wanted to share with us an interesting reflection on the use of language, and how it is used, in its "modern" forms with an anti-Christian function. Happy reading.

The article published on The style of the Court it's very interesting. Bear in mind, in the terminology used, that the author is a sedeplenist.
Of Marco Tosatti
Of Marco Tosatti
On the side, an unworthy poster in Rome to advertise Pride
Reporting of M.T.