According to ElConfidencialDigital.com (February 26), the pro Francis nuncio has received indications how to procede in naming new bishops.
The first indication: The candidates proposed to Rome must have the “unanimous consensus” of the four active Spanish cardinals: Omella (Barcelona), Blázquez (Valladolid), Osoro (Madrid), and Cañizares (Valencia).
Cañizares used to be a “Conservative” under Benedict XVI but will rubberstamp any candidat, ElConfidencialDigital.com writes. The other three have always been anti-Catholic.
The second instruction: The nuncio must look for "less conservative" candidates – although out of the 72 diocesan bishops in Spain, less than a handful are Catholic.
The third instruction: The candidates must be aligned with the ideology of Francis, 82, who is no friend of “diversity.”
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