What did Christ say about the Eucharist?  "Take this ALL OF YOU and eat it"--or, take this, all of you who have obtained a Decree of Nullity an/or are living like brother and sister in a situation unlikely to give rise to scandal, and eat it?  And what of the Catechism?  Doesn't 2386 say that the victimized spouse in a divorce can licitly go to Communion?  Doesn't 2382 allow of an exception by way of the 1994 CDF interpretation of Familiaris Consortio for a couple living like brother and sister?  What about all the examples of Christ's own ministry: telling the adulteress "neither do I condemn you;" setting forth as an example the Parable of the Prodigal Son, wherein the father welcomes back his son unconditionally, despite the protests of the "good" son; and what about Jesus allowing *Judas* to be present at the Institution of the Eucharist?  In short, I don't think Pope Francis is necessarily straying far off the mark with this opening, be it in terms of Gospel or Catechism.