The time has come to calmly reflect on the Francis pontificate, and one aspect urgently needing examination is the nature of the internal disunity, discord, and disorder of those years. So often during the Francis years of “revolution” (and even now during the pontificate of Pope Leo), it is orthodox Catholics – often traditional but not exclusively so – who continue to be accused of being the ideologues, the dividers and the dissenters. All for simply holding the line and defending apostolic tradition in the face of a prevailing storm of heterodoxy and heresy.
