Pope Francis has slammed traditional Catholics this week with a memoir that came out and accused those who identify with in joy like the traditional Latin Mass.

He's accusing them of the heresy of rigidness, backwardism, sectarian worldliness, and get this, mental imbalance.

And that's the title of today's show.

Pope Francis says, I have mental imbalance.

This just days after Pope Francis says that homosexual men in Italy should

be admitted to the seminary and become priests, even though Pope Benedict said they should not.

Francis says yes, Benedict says no. It's all confusion. It's division.

And now we have personal ad hominem attacks against people he disagrees with.

So we're going to look at the quotes.

We're going to look at what he had to say.

And we'll just, we'll go ahead and kick it off here with Pope Francis.

I did a nice little montage here.

We got Pachamama, him sitting there in the chair.

Here's what Pope Francis has to say.

The rigity is often accompanied by elegant and costly tailoring, lace, fancy trimmings, rochets,

not a taste for tradition, but clerical ostentation, which then is none other than an

ecclesiastic version of individualism, not a return to the sacred, but to quite the opposite,

a sectarian worldliness.

These ways of dressing up sometimes conceal mental imbalance, emotional deviation, behavioral

difficulties, a personal problem that may be exploited, end quote.

That's quite the mouthful.

Here's what else Pope Francis had to say in this context.

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