Catholic school students should not interpret Magisterial documents ( Vatican Council II, Catechisms and Creeds , EENS etc) with an irrational premise, inference and non traditional conclusion and consider this the teaching of the Holy Spirit

 Pope Francis cannot make an objective and factual mistake and indicate that this is the teaching of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit cannot contradict the past Magisterium. There is no new revelation to indicate that this has happened. The pope cannot interpret Vatican Council II with an irrational premise and then suggest that the non traditional conclusion is a development of doctrine.So Catholic school students should not interpret Magisterial documents ( Vatican Council II, Catechisms and Creeds , EENS etc) with an irrational premise, inference and non traditional conclusion and consider this the teaching of the Holy Spirit.

Pope Francis is not Magisterial on Vatican Council II, EENS, the Creeds and Catechisms. He used a false premise to interpret these Church documents, as do the Cardinals, Bishops Conferences, National Catechetical Centers,Canonists, Vatican Tribunal and authors and publishers of books on Vatican Council II.No one denies this at the Vatican or the pontifical universities, which are teaching objective error that is not Magisterial. -Lionel Andrades

https://thedialog.org/vatican-news/pope-francis-establishes-formal-ministry-says-being-a-catechist-is-a-vocation/