Father Neil Doherty

Well, this is a great piece that was just out today by Chris Jackson, who we talk about a lot on this show.

He chronicles every day what's going on in Leo's church, and he's been a terrific help.

And he leads in this article with a discussion of the Aachen, I think that's how you say it, the Aachen Diocese in Germany, where they have, in Germany, they've extensively implemented Francis's gay blessings.

even though they had all these caveats in there, and Leo has mentioned the caveats, they don't add up to anything.

And they're moving forward in these dioceses and they'll bless anyone that loves each other, no conditions, all about love.

And that's how he leads off with this story about a late priest, Don Lorenzo Milani, who just this past Saturday, Pope Leo honored him.

And I remember reading about this and I thought it sounded familiar, but I didn't quite remember.

Francis also several years ago honored this guy.

And at the time I read about him and a lot of people wrote that he was a communist.

He was a communist priest.

He was sort of a priest, but there's lots of pictures of him with children.

He invented sort of a mode of education.

in Italy and nobody, I mean, they mentioned he was a communist.

This time when Leo honored this guy, nobody said anything about it.

Chris Jackson says he's exalting as was holy.

Something that's, that's unholy and is institutionalizing confusion.

These are the things that the church is doing.

This is a quote from him.

I care from Don Malani who founded this, uh, way of educating.

I care.