The second one in a day. And sympathizing with another decision by Prado Ayuso.

The thing is, I, eternal hatred, have not declared it to anyone. Another thing is that there are unsavory people, bishops too, who scream to be disauthorized for their clearly deplorable words or actions. But the fault is in them and not in those who criticize them. Keep your foot, don’t put it in the first puddle you find, and you will see how Catholics respect and defend them.

I know well that two swallows do not make a summer, but they are welcome. And now it’s up to the Bishop of San Sebastián to continue on that line or to seek a dubious little name among the worst bishops in Spain. There are such.

Today I find myself satisfied praising the Bishop of San Sebastián in what seems praiseworthy to me, and that also does not mean an enthusiastic approval of his person and all his actions. What seemed bad to me about him still seems bad to me, and two things that seem good to me do not canonize his person and his line either. He will see which path he will follow. And the approval or criticism will depend on him and not on us.

Prado Ayuso defends with arguments the historical reality about the Sacred Heart of San Sebastián

https://www.religionenlibertad.com/polemicas/250606/prado-ayuso-ignorancia_112601.html