Pope Pius XII condemned the “new morality” and Bergoglio's accusations of “rigidity” against the Church

 

Five magisterial documents of Pope Pius XII condemn the heresy of the "new morality" or "Situation Ethics" contained in Bergoglio's heretical Amoris Laetitia.

Contra doctrinam, Instruction on ‘Situation Ethics’, Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office, February 2, 1956

[...] Having considered these things, in order to avert the danger of the “New Morality,” of which the Supreme Pontiff Pope Pius XII spoke in the Allocutions held on the days of March 23 and April 18, 1952, and in order to safeguard the purity and intactness of Catholic doctrine, this Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office interdicts and prohibits this doctrine of "Situation Ethics” from being taught or approved, under any name whatsoever it may be designated, whether in Universities, Athenaeums, Seminaries or houses of religious formation, or in books, dissertations, lectures, whether, as they say, at conferences, or by any other means of being propagated or defended.

Bergoglio's accusations of rigidity against the Church are an attack on the person of Christ.

Gloria TV News: 

As early as 1952, the Francis' “rigidity” accusation which is used to promote immorality was debunked by Pius XII (+1958).

In his 23 March 1952 Radio Message, Pius XII condemned Situation Ethics, an ideology of which Francis is a representative which evaluates human acts only in light of their narrow situational context ("case by case") rather than by the application of broad-minded moral principles which Situation Ethics attempts to denigrate.

Therefore, Pius XII said: "The accusation of oppressive rigidity made against the Church by the ‘new morality,’ in reality, attacks, in the first place, the adorable Person of Christ Himself."

Francis is downright obsesses with accusing those of "rigidity" who criticise his moral laxism.

  Bergoglio suffers from an obsessive ideological fixation on rigidity.