History or Harrying?

5 Responses to History or Harrying?

1. dover_beach says:

   7 January, 2023 at 12:56 pm

   Looking forward to this very much.
2. C.L. says:

   7 January, 2023 at 1:05 pm

   Me too but I’m not sure about the tell-all becoming a sub-genre of Vaticanology.
   I’m not aware of a precedent by a long-term PA.
   He must really have a story he thinks it’s necessary to tell.
3. Buccaneer says:

   7 January, 2023 at 5:27 pm

   The article seems to outline a cadre of traditionalists lining up to create a brand for themselves, this being one of the actions. I’d pretty much treat any analysis or postulation from Slate as likely fiction though. If there is a book in the offing, it will be interesting though.
4. Franx says:

   7 January, 2023 at 5:41 pm

   Given the upcoming intentions to publish, it could be that Archbishop Ganswein had been working on the book not without any input from Pope Benedict. In which case I trust it will be nothing short of edifying, perhaps intriguingly so, irrespective of whether it at some superficial level manages to please or displease.
5. C.L. says:

   7 January, 2023 at 5:47 pm

   Yes, good point. There will certainly be zero doubt that it conveys Benedict’s views. And nobody would deny that Ganswein is a very sober and solid individual.