http://www.johnthavis.com/pope-francis-makes-an-important-move-at-the-synod#.VDllsfnF-Sp

Pope Francis makes an important move at the synod

The Vatican just announced that Pope Francis has named six additional prelates to help write the revised relatio for the Synod of Bishops, to be released Monday. At the risk of oversimplifying, they all seem to be on the pope’s wavelength when it comes to promoting pastoral mercy.

They will assist Cardinal Peter Erdo, the primary drafter of the relatio, and two other synod officials, in the task of summing up the first week of spirited synod debate in a docuмent that will form the basis for future discussion.

Sources in Rome view the revised relatio as the key docuмent going forward, and there is particular interest in how it treats some of the more controversial issues at the synod, including proposals to admit divorced and remarried Catholics to the sacraments.

The papal appointees to the drafting group are:

Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, president of the Vatican’s Pontifical Council for Culture.
Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl, archbishop of Washington, D.C.
Archbishop Victor Manuel Fernandez, rector of the Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina and one of the pope’s top theological advisors.
Archbishop Carlos Aguiar Retes of Mexico, president of CELAM, the Latin American bishops’ council.
Archbishop Peter Kang U-Il of South Korea.
Father Adolfo Nicolás Pachón of Spain, superior general of the Jesuit order.

It sounds like things aren't going Bergoglio's way.

As I noted in another topic, there may be hope that there are still some Catholics in the Conciliar hierarchy...but just a little hope.

Millions of Catholics are heretics are because those steering the church in the Vatican and
the chancery offices are heretics.
They do not care.