The most unexpected statement in the pro-gay bishops network scandal has been when the ultimate middle-of-the-road conservative Catholic Matthew Schmitz, senior editor at First Things, on August 16, in the Catholic Herald said: "[T]he post-Vatican II settlement [of]... Upholding Catholic teaching on paper but not in reality has led to widespread corruption... has required a cuture of lies... that allowed men like McCarrick to flourish... we must sweep it away." Where did this post-Vatican II settlement of the culture of lies come from? It appears to have come from the Vatican II document Dignitatis Humanae on the Catholic state which was a forerunner of Amoris Laetitia in ambiguity. Liberals and Sedevacantists said it was infallible and explicitly taught that error had rights. Sedevacantists thought the gates of hell had prevailed and became a type of Catholic Protestant. Liberals thought this "right" of error allowed them to dissent against infallible ...