Right now, my friend, not saying anything. Just read Crux report. The English bishop, William Kenny, the Catholic rep in the Lutheran-Catholic "interchange," notes that Lutherans are closer to Catholics than are Anglicans, doctrinally. Not surprised. English Catholics just have it in for Anglicans-- the impossibility of deciding which voice speaks for the Anglican Communion (whose members "speak in tongues," incoherent).  Will Francis announce something out of the blue in Sweden? We'll see. I'm sure theologians and Rome will work something out now or in 100 years. So long as Catholics (currently prohibited from Communion) don't get short shrift, most will be satisfied. If pope allows intercommunion between Catholics and Lutherans, then we might as well kiss goodbye any canonical/theological criteria for communion, confession, First Communion instruction, belief in Real Presence, penance, etc. It will mean any Catholic can receive as any Lutheran can, irrespective of sin or belief. Nite