Bishop Robert Barron's interpretation of Vatican Council II is political. The political interpretation is a break with Tradition. The break is created by the bishop using a false premise. So the result is a rupture with Tradition (EENS etc) which he calls ' a development'. He approves of the break with Tradition and does not mention the fake premise

 Bishop Robert Barron's interpretation of Vatican Council II is political. The political interpretation is a break with Tradition. The break is created by the bishop using a false premise. So the result is a rupture with Tradition (EENS etc) which he calls ' a development'. He approves of the break with Tradition and does not mention the fake premise. - Lionel Andrades