text: Regarding: "The hesitant, in this case, are these dissenters. They say they adhere to the doctrine of papal infallibility, yet are happy to reject the teaching of a variety of popes concerning the authority of the non-infallible ordinary magisterium."
  - No doubt the dissenters are in error.
  - With sympathy; they are in the same position that the early Reformers; who later separated from union with the ArchbRome. The Reformers, seeing a church led by corrupt bishops in Rome, came to accept that when all is not well in the church look to the bishops of rome for the source of the difficulties.
  - However, in the case of these dissenters, they seriously misread not just Amoris but also traditions of faith in the church.
  - Council/Trent reinforced the use of the Eucharist as a control lever by clerics over the faithful. In so doing the apostolic tradition of Eucharist as both food and medicine was in effect suppressed. Amoris has turned the bark of Peter back to this ancient tradition.