Francis very recently said we must learn from the "flow of life," which isn't always "white and black." 

Or young and old...or male and female...or clergy and laity...or rich and poor...or
Reporter and EWTN...or Francis and Burke...or Call to Action and Opus Dei...or chastity and sex...or married and divorced...or Dylan and Latin..or law and experience...or Wills and Weigel...or.............

 Let's celebrate that the flow is not of HOMOGENIZED milk, but of oft-radically different insights, ages, experiences, formations, prayers, influences, hardships, and ecstasies that should encourage intra-Catholic faith and trust, but too often prompts harsh judgment and arrogance.       

For example, what Cardinal Burke calls "unifying clarity" too often is a rigid legalistic call--DEMAND--to see things his way and end the dreaded (by him) ambiguity of seeing things otherwise. 

In creating a cult of clarity, we deny a beautiful contradiction of changing seasons and the wonders of ambiguity.