I think that Amoris Laetitia is not an attempt to change the fundamentals of moral teaching, but is a correct nuancing of pastoral application. Pope Francis has not been silent on the German Synodal Way- he may not have denounced it as you might like, but it's simply not true to say that he has been silent.
I think people who are paying attention to what he says are aware that he is not trying to change the Church's definitive teachings- see for example Mary McAleese at the Root and Branch "synod" calling him an ultraconservative who will never support what they want.
what did he say that you think gives that impression?
I think that Amoris Laetitia is not an attempt to change the fundamentals of moral teaching, but is a correct nuancing of pastoral application. Pope Francis has not been silent on the German Synodal Way- he may not have denounced it as you might like, but it's simply not true to say that he has been silent.
I think people who are paying attention to what he says are aware that he is not trying to change the Church's definitive teachings- see for example Mary McAleese at the Root and Branch "synod" calling him an ultraconservative who will never support what they want.