Regarding: ""I was beseeching Jesus and Mary, St. Peter and all of the saintly popes who are buried there to do something to rectify the confusion and turmoil within the Church today, a chaos and an uncertainty that I felt Pope Francis had himself caused. "
- It would seem that those raising these concerns to the level of that of ArchbRaymond, once chaplain to the Knights and Dames of Malta, all write in similar manner on the 'confusion' of the faithful.
- No one has the whole corpus of christian thought natally instilled, confusion is a steady context for the growth in awareness of faith, tradition, and scripture of each man or women.
- This over abiding concern seems overwrought in that those raising the concern seem unwilling, or unable, to consider that they themselves are confused simply because they now are made to be uncomfortable by the realization that nothing is as neat and tidy as their theological fantasies of certitude which baselines confusion for people like Weinandy.