Cricket accuses Cordileone of using "schismatic arguments" for defending Summorum Pontificum
Andrea Grillo describes Cordileone's thesis that the Church was more united with Summorum Pontificum as a "schismatic interpretation of unity."
Italian liturgist Andrea Grillo, professor at the Pontifical Athenaeum of Saint Anselm and one of the names most associated with the defense of Traditionis custodes, has responded harshly to the Archbishop of San Francisco, Salvatore Cordileone. In an article published on the Italian portal SettimanaNews titled «Cordileone: nostalgic and schismatic archbishop?», Grillo maintains that the American prelate employs, «without realizing it», schismatic arguments.
What Cordileone said
The origin of the controversy is the interview Cordileone granted to Tribune Chrétienne, which InfoVaticana reported on last October 10. In it, the archbishop stated that «there was more unity in the Church with Summorum Pontificum» than under the current regime. According …