<If we turn to the actual accusations levelled at Pope Francis, there is one damning element noticeable immediately: Not one of them contains any quote from Amoris Laetitia. All seven are based on a fantasy, as if the signatories have collectively dreamt up some parallel text.>
In a different thread, I described the accusations of heresy contained in the so-called "correction" as straw -- and they are obviously nothing more than that.  At Mass yesterday, the homilist made a passing (and critical) reference to the letter.  In conversation with some of the folks after Mass, I discerned that I may have been the only person there who knew anything about it; and clearly no-one cared about it.  I don't think we will be talking about this much longer; nor should we. There are too many important issues facing the church and the world; we ought not spend a lot of time or energy responding to putative 'corrections' that are evidently not offered in good faith.