Post by Eric Gajewski on Mar 16, 2017 14:44:55 GMT
Tradcatknight: Laymen Introduced in the Foot Washing
Dr. Carol Byrne, Great Britain
Before looking further into the phenomenon of lay people having their feet washed in the sanctuary, it would be useful to keep in mind the sort of thinking among the progressivists that led up to it.
Ever since Beauduin launched his famous dictum at the Malines Conference in 1909 about “active participation” as the right of the laity, his slanderous accusation gained ground through the Liturgical Movement that a dominating clergy had been for centuries unjustly depriving lay people of their rightful role in the liturgy.
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2017/03/laymen-introduced-in-foot-washing.html#more
Dr. Carol Byrne, Great Britain
Before looking further into the phenomenon of lay people having their feet washed in the sanctuary, it would be useful to keep in mind the sort of thinking among the progressivists that led up to it.
Ever since Beauduin launched his famous dictum at the Malines Conference in 1909 about “active participation” as the right of the laity, his slanderous accusation gained ground through the Liturgical Movement that a dominating clergy had been for centuries unjustly depriving lay people of their rightful role in the liturgy.
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2017/03/laymen-introduced-in-foot-washing.html#more