Post by Eric Gajewski on Feb 11, 2016 18:39:12 GMT
TradCatKnight: “Traditionalists” Agree? #New #Share
St. John Bosco (19th century)
“There will be an “Ecumenical Council” in the next century, after which there will be chaos in the Church.” [1862 Prediction]
The crisis is the Church has divided (from my perspective) individuals into 4 main camps: 1) those thinking there is nothing wrong with Vatican II and New Mass 2) those who are on the fence about Vatican II and New Mass 3) those who reject/resist Vatican II and New Mass without exception and 4) those who do not only not accept Vatican II and New Mass but also state the priests/rites of Vatican II are invalid and so we have had no Pope since the Pius XII. In my opinion, this is a far worse crisis than the Arian crisis which took nearly all churchmen into heresy (Pope Liberius sided with heretics and nearly 9 of every 10 bishops was a heretic). We must remember those Arian Bishops were still “in line” with Apostolic Succession (something sedevacantists seem to forget) even as the Novus Ordo priests still are. So we ask the question, “Can all supposed traditionalists come together? Can “traditionalists agree”?
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2016/02/traditionalists-agree.html#more
St. John Bosco (19th century)
“There will be an “Ecumenical Council” in the next century, after which there will be chaos in the Church.” [1862 Prediction]
The crisis is the Church has divided (from my perspective) individuals into 4 main camps: 1) those thinking there is nothing wrong with Vatican II and New Mass 2) those who are on the fence about Vatican II and New Mass 3) those who reject/resist Vatican II and New Mass without exception and 4) those who do not only not accept Vatican II and New Mass but also state the priests/rites of Vatican II are invalid and so we have had no Pope since the Pius XII. In my opinion, this is a far worse crisis than the Arian crisis which took nearly all churchmen into heresy (Pope Liberius sided with heretics and nearly 9 of every 10 bishops was a heretic). We must remember those Arian Bishops were still “in line” with Apostolic Succession (something sedevacantists seem to forget) even as the Novus Ordo priests still are. So we ask the question, “Can all supposed traditionalists come together? Can “traditionalists agree”?
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2016/02/traditionalists-agree.html#more
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