text: Bingo! We know full well that Francis would prefer to see religiously active remarried Catholics receive like everyone else. But at the same time, and indeed more importantly, he wants to put in practice the collegiality of V2 rather that rule with the universal jurisdiction V1 gave the Bishop of Rome.  So he held a couple of synods and hoped the wisdom and mercy would prevail. He was probably stunned to discover the depth of narrow mindedness that still reigned among his bishops, so he wrote a masterful piece with sufficient ambiguity that (1) he could not be accused of thwarting the will of the synod to not actually rule mercifully, and as the same time (2) gave good priests cover to use the internal forum to assist remarried Catholics to decide in conscience to receive the Eucharist. 
  
  Brilliant, actually. Jesuitical in the best possible sense.