text: The bishops of the Buenos Aries area worked together (did their job), wrote guidelines to understand Chapter 8 of Amoris Laetitia in their pastoral practice, namely, the part of the Pope’s document on the family and marriage that refers to access to sacraments for the divorced and remarried, and submitted them to the pope. Pope Francis wrote back approvingly. “The document is very good and completely explains the meaning of Chapter VIII of Amoris Laetitia,” he told them, adding: “There are no other intepretations.”  He said it, there are no other intrepretations. 
  The USCCB had a meeting recently and discussed (I forgot what they even discussed).  Couldn't they have followed the lead of the Argentinians, drafted guidelines to be used by  USA priests, and submitted them to the pope.  Alternatively, they could have saved some effort by voting on approving the Buenos Aires guidelines, for which 'there are no other intrepretation' and then stop wringing their hands.