[Aussie Dasher]

I can't help but think there are higher priorities to deal with.

[RPTMS]

Such as ...?

[dsc]

"I can't help but think there are higher priorities to deal with."

For want of a nail, the shoe was lost...

[nickcarraway]

You have to start with the root. As many pope, including the two most recent ones, the Mass is the foundation. As Leo XIII pointed out, the active virtues do not replace the passive virtues, which are just as necessary for the good of the Church.

[mike182d]

I can't help but think there are higher priorities to deal with.

The "Spirit of Vatican II" hard at work here.

There is nothing more important physically, spiritually, or otherwise than the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Because many liberals have seen fit to water down the most holy and sacred event anyone will ever participate in here on earth, people lose their respect and awe.

We need this now more than ever and you have effectively illustrated this point.

[G Larry]

Is that how you manage your life or your work?

Do you ONLY address your "highest priority" until it is resolved, while leaving all other issues languishing?

[mnwild7]

The best thing right now is to change the mass back to what it was, there would be less problems in the church and over the world, many priest and bishops say this. The Pope knows for a fact this will help the church overall.

[Veto!]

Actually, there may be no higher priorities. Making the Catholic Church Catholic again seems paramount.

[ninenot]

Since VatII declared (rightly) that the 'Liturgy is the source and summit...' I can NOT think of "something more important to do."

Keep up with the actual documents of Vat II, not the zeitgeist...