Well, at least he admits that he is the Judas who betrayed the Church of Christ! As one commenter on the article says, 'It's not a matter that in any agreement there is suffering. Perhaps it would be more appropriate to say in any sellout there is suffering.'
From Gloria.tv
During a press conference in the plane from Tallinn to Rome (September 25), Pope Francis refused to answer a question about whistle-blower Archbishop Viganò, using the pretext that he wanted to talk about the trip "first". But the question wasn't brought up again.
At the end of the conference, Francis talked about the Vatican’s betrayal of the Chinese Catholics stating that, “I am responsible for the agreement with China.”
He admitted that the Chinese underground Catholics have suffered, “And, they will suffer", he added, "Always, in an agreement, there is suffering.”
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