You don& #39;t have to hold to any "conspiracy theories" or doubt the basic authenticity of the pope& #39;s comments about civil unions to be a bit perplexed about cut footage from one documentary being used in another and what kind of "announcement" that constitutes.
Consider this reporting. It& #39;s utterly ridiculous. If it& #39;s what the pope believes, he should say so. How is it a major announcement when the Vatican is stonewalling like this? It& #39;s insulting. https://apnews.com/article/entertainment-virus-outbreak-raymond-burke-civil-unions-pope-francis-c9c35643879a77c2470f1908de8540e9">https://apnews.com/article/e...
The "media crisis" is entirely of their own making. While Francis & Vatican apparatchiks stay silent, the gap is filled with right-wingers going after him. If you& #39;re going to say this, you should be ready to defend it, not just turn yourself into a punching bag
(Pro-Francis) Catholic journalists are defensive because they lazily put out a press release for the documentary, and didn& #39;t bother to check any of this or look into things. Rather than admit that, they lash out at anyone asking questions, labeling us all conspiracy theorists