Pp Francis' "Yes" Means "No" and "No" Means "Yes"

With regards his meeting with Kim Davis, we find that Pp. Francis is dishonest, saying "yes" to one party and "no" to another.  This is classic Peronism, of course, and not different from his non-response regarding Vigano's first bombshell (and his non-response to the Dubia on Amoris.)

...Archbishop Viganò, who served as papal nuncio to the United States from 2011-2016, says he was prompted to speak out after reading an August 28, 2018 New York Times article, in which Juan Carlos Cruz, a Chilean sexual abuse victim, says the Pope “recently told him Archbishop Viganò nearly sabotaged the visit by inviting the critic, Kim Davis, a Kentucky county clerk who became a conservative cause célèbre when she refused to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples.”...

 ...the Pope allegedly told Cruz: “I didn’t know who that woman was, and [Archbishop Viganò] snuck her in to say hello to me — and of course they made a whole publicity out of it.”...

Well, perhaps the Pope will make a good confession, making sure to include his lying in this matter.

Davis had a 15-minute private audience with Bergoglio, which had been arranged with the Pope's minders in the Vatican.  The meeting was kept secret until Davis' lawyer announced it--which resulted in a LOT of nasty phone calls and emails from the queers.

So the Pope decided it was time to start lying about the meeting.  He trotted out Fr. Rosica, a notorious homosexualist, who lied like Hell about the event. 

...Rosica said that he couldn’t imagine that Davis spent 15 minutes in a private meeting with Francis at the nunciature in Washington. “I have difficulty believing 15 minutes was spent with one individual, because there simply wasn’t time,” he said.

He insisted the meeting was organized by the nuncio, i.e. Viganò — and not Rome — and said he found it unlikely that the Pope knew anything about it beforehand: “Was there an opportunity to brief the Pope on this beforehand? I don’t think so....
Unfortunately for the Liars' Club in the Vatican, Bp. Vigano has a copy of the paperwork.

Whoops!

We are assured in the Gospel that Christ will triumph, as he did over the first Judas.  That's something of a comfort.