Regarding: "But, to publicly voice doubts about the magisterial teaching of the Church is not something a cardinal should be doing or, if he does, he should have the decency to include his red hat with the submission of his dubia."
- This is a good article.
- Happily, Archbishop Raymond, once of St. Louis, formerly of the Apostolic Signatura, now chaplain to the Knights and Dames of Malta, has made his views about the Synods on the family and the subsequent apostolic exhortation well known in the international press and regional church press in the USA.  So doing has provided context for the dubia of the 4 cards and their hidden supporters.
- That is, the letter with the dubia is not simply a letter from the 4 cards and their hidden supporters to the chief pastor of the church. The letter is part and parcel of what Archb. Raymond has already expressed for himself and presumably for his supporters, known and unknown.