Post by Eric Gajewski on Oct 11, 2016 13:32:55 GMT
TradCatKnight: Archbishop Lefebvre on the New Catechism
It is not difficult to know what Archbishop Lefebvre would have said concerning the new Catechism of the Catholic Church (Ed. Mame Plon) had he lived to this day. Indeed, this Catechism will bring according to the wish of Pope John-Paul II, "a very important contribution to the work of completely renewing every aspect of Church life, a renewal called for and implemented by the Second Vatican Council. (Apostolic Constitution Fidei depositum)"
And in actual fact, this work is the faithful image of Vatican II from which it quotes in abundance. Now, we know that Archbishop Lefebvre has spoken plainly on this subject. And he still speaks, adhuc loquitur .... As a concrete example, we present the doctrine of the conciliar catechism on ecumenism and on religious liberty followed by the judgement of the Founder of the Society of Saint Pius X.
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2016/10/archbishop-lefebvre-on-new-catechism.html#more
It is not difficult to know what Archbishop Lefebvre would have said concerning the new Catechism of the Catholic Church (Ed. Mame Plon) had he lived to this day. Indeed, this Catechism will bring according to the wish of Pope John-Paul II, "a very important contribution to the work of completely renewing every aspect of Church life, a renewal called for and implemented by the Second Vatican Council. (Apostolic Constitution Fidei depositum)"
And in actual fact, this work is the faithful image of Vatican II from which it quotes in abundance. Now, we know that Archbishop Lefebvre has spoken plainly on this subject. And he still speaks, adhuc loquitur .... As a concrete example, we present the doctrine of the conciliar catechism on ecumenism and on religious liberty followed by the judgement of the Founder of the Society of Saint Pius X.
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2016/10/archbishop-lefebvre-on-new-catechism.html#more