text: Thank you.
  
  In reading the tortured history of this apparent endorsement, I see that the article you cite leaves things murky.
  
  Thomas Reese, SJ, claims “In fact, Pope Francis has never said that all divorced and remarried Catholics should go to Communion. He objects to both the literalists, who say Communion is impossible for such people, and the unthinking liberals, who want to welcome everyone to Communion.”
  
  But the prefect of the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Cardinal Gerhard Müller stated that Amoris Laetitia must not be interpreted to mean existing teaching is no longer valid, reminding his audience that in 1994 under a predecessor prefect the CDF rejected the suggestion by three German bishops that, in individual cases, divorced and remarried Catholics be allowed to receive Communion.
  
  This would seem to be the sort of thing one would expect the Supreme Pontiff to be absolutely clear about.