Post by Eric Gajewski on May 4, 2016 16:19:06 GMT
TradCatKnight: The Architect of the Liturgical Reform
Explains Vatican II
Dr. Carol Byrne, Great Britain
A few years after the Constitution on the Liturgy (1963), Fr. J.A. Jungmann revealed the internal logic – or rather the ludicrous rationalization – of the liturgical reform in which the people would be given a more prominent role in the liturgy than Christ acting through His representative, the priest. His interpretation of the Constitution can be regarded as the authentic expression of the liturgical reform that culminated in the Novus Ordo Mass because, as we have seen, he was the most influential architect of Sacrosanctum Concilium and the post-conciliar reforms. This is how, in 1967, he envisaged and predicted the Novus Ordo Mass:
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2016/05/the-architect-of-liturgical-reform.html#more
Explains Vatican II
Dr. Carol Byrne, Great Britain
A few years after the Constitution on the Liturgy (1963), Fr. J.A. Jungmann revealed the internal logic – or rather the ludicrous rationalization – of the liturgical reform in which the people would be given a more prominent role in the liturgy than Christ acting through His representative, the priest. His interpretation of the Constitution can be regarded as the authentic expression of the liturgical reform that culminated in the Novus Ordo Mass because, as we have seen, he was the most influential architect of Sacrosanctum Concilium and the post-conciliar reforms. This is how, in 1967, he envisaged and predicted the Novus Ordo Mass:
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2016/05/the-architect-of-liturgical-reform.html#more
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