From the Introduction:
The twelve-year reign of Pope Francis was a time of tremendous upheaval and doctrinal confusion. This book chronicles the troubles caused by Pope Francis’s teachings on various matters, such as the authorization of giving Holy Communion to some divorced and “remarried” couples and the blessing of homosexual couples.
I also examine the draconian restrictions Pope Francis placed upon the celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass, and the horrific case of Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, and how his crimes were dealt with by Pope Francis.
This book is not a complete or detailed account of the pontificate of Pope Francis, but rather an organized collection of my critiques of his significant departures from the perennial teaching and practice of the Church.
