 | Re : FSSPX,semper-fidelis kesako ? |
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| Auteur : semper-fidelis.org |
| Sujet : Re : FSSPX,semper-fidelis kesako ? |
| Date : 2003-02-12 13:26:23 |
Sur le bienheureux Jean XXIII  Je ne m etendrai pas sur son cas mais je vous soumettrai ceci avec la reflexion suivante : "Comment un pape a t il pu etre beatifie alors que l on en vient a se poser des questions graves au sein meme du Vatican sur les effets du dernier concile (dont ce meme pape a participe)?" Some religious news outlets are predicting the issuance of an encyclical on the Holy Eucharist in the next few months. According to Catholic World News, New Vatican officials are concerned about abuses of the Eucharistic liturgy, about a general desacralization of the Eucharist, and widespread abuses such as routine use of extraordinary Eucharistic ministers, the disappearance of the penitential rite from the Mass, and modification of the very words of consecration. Wake up, New Vatican. The cow is out of the barn. You did this. You did this by introducing a counterfeit Novus Ordo service in place of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. You have lost control. No "theological reflection" in the form of an encyclical is going to do anything. Only the complete termination of the Novus Ordo service will correct the situation. It is typical of the New Vatican to blame local parishes for not "following the rules," when it is the New Vatican itself that introduced the "rule-breaking." Who introduced the changes that led to the desacralization? The New Vatican. Who introduced extraordinary Eucharistic ministers? The New Vatican. Who allowed the penitential rite to be omitted? The New Vatican. Who invented new words of consecration and approved vernacular versions that were invalid? The New Vatican. Who introduced the sacrilege of communion in the hand? Why, the New Vatican. No, this would be much too little and much too late. What we need is a Hercules to clean out the Augean cesspool that the New Vatican has become. Only a return to the Roman Catholic faith and practice will suffice. Source : Traditio semper-fidelis.org |
