In Italy, they speculate on a possible resignation of Pope Francis

In this sense, the daily El Libero Quotidiano, plunged into the bottom of the case, a long controversy that involves Catholicism. “Barely 11 days have passed since University of Seville lawyer Professor Antonio Sánchez was asked whether a good exit strategy for Francisco would be to resign to end disputes over the pope’s “resignation”. Benedict and continues his anti-papal line with a conclave of 80 invalid “su” cardinals, right? “

And the answer was: “Yes, once cornered, that would be for Bergoglio the only thing he could do to at least save his line of antipapal succession and complete his work of disintegrating and “mutating” the Catholic Church. “.

But Elisabetta Piqué, Vatican correspondent for LS5 Radio Rivadavia, clarified: “There is no prospect of the Pope’s resignation.”

On the air of “Someone must say it” with Eduardo Feinmann, the journalist underlined: “You must take this article very carefully.”

To all this, the Argentinian Jorge Bergoglio has already announced for a long time (since March 2020 more precisely) that he does not rule out an early resignation from his papacy.

“You know that for me this day is different from the others: I am not Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church; I mean, I’ll be until eight this afternoon, then more. I am simply a pilgrim who begins the last stage of his pilgrimage on this earth“, He had declared in March 2020 from the balcony overlooking the Place Saint-Pierre.

The Quotidian Libero comments on what it would be “the surrealist situation of “two emeritus popes, including a legally non-existent patched up at the end, after eight years, to also make room for Bergoglio“.

“Nobody asks what Pope Benedict XVI has been all this time: a crypto cardinal in summer costume?», The Italian newspaper introduces the controversy.

He then moves on to the Declaration of Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger, Benedict XVI, the 265th Catholic Pope, Francis’ predecessor. And what he defines as “the silence of the Vatican” on the whole issue.