During the last statements, your Prymas seemed unfocused, a bit hazy.
It is clear that his concern is keeping his flock and the nation strong, to safeguard all those currently under his care. And he does agree with his pope, all good catholic nations should join the crusade. And yet, he still has to distribute the monies from that pope and his own funds.
You get the impression he is 'getting his house in order' - leaving a legacy, trying to predict the pitfalls and dangers on the course PL is going to take. He is a burdened man, and while it only shows rarely, you get the idea that this is one of those few times.
It is clear that his concern is keeping his flock and the nation strong, to safeguard all those currently under his care. And he does agree with his pope, all good catholic nations should join the crusade. And yet, he still has to distribute the monies from that pope and his own funds.
You get the impression he is 'getting his house in order' - leaving a legacy, trying to predict the pitfalls and dangers on the course PL is going to take. He is a burdened man, and while it only shows rarely, you get the idea that this is one of those few times.