Vatican II is the result of the progressives in the NWO. It is/was the progressives participation of bringing the Catholic Church in line with the One World Religion and needed the Church to become a part of the movement of New World Order for it to succeed. But the progressives are forgetting one thing, the TLM has been around for more than 1600 years and is the highest form of adoration of The Christ, but the Progressives refuse to understand that. The Christ won’t let the progressives destroy his Traditional Latin Mass which was ordained and originated at the Last Supper by The Christ himself.
“Vatican II is the result of the progressives in the NWO. It is/was the progressives participation of bringing the Catholic Church in line with the One World Religion and needed the Church to become a part of the movement of New Word Order for it to succeed. But the progressives are forgetting one thing, the TLM has been around for more than 1600 years and is the highest form of adoration of The Christ, but the Progressives refuse to understand that. The Christ won’t let the progressives destroy his Traditional Latin Mass which was ordained and originated at the Last Supper by The Christ himself.”
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Strong start, but the ending? Could use some work.
The Christ of God is justifiably believed to have passed on, more or less intact, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass to the Apostles, his bishops, on Holy Thursday. The Usus Antiquior or TLM is believed to be faithful to what transpired that day, and certainly must be considered so when compared to the “banal, on the spot product” that is the post VII quote-unquote “Ordinary Form” of the Mass (presumably Bergoglio is banishing that term from the Church’s lexicon). But, and this is certainly the case: No Latin, or at least next-to-no Latin, was spoken in the Upper Room on Holy Thursday.
October 15, 2012
How Vatican II Helped the Jesuits Do Their Job
By Tyler Flynn
Vatican II marked a significant change which, unlike many previous ecumenical councils, did not occur on any dogmatic or doctrinal level. Rather, it created a new sense of Catholic culture, in dialogue with the modern world, which now integrates itself into every aspect of Christian life. This changing culture is marked by laity involvement in the church, a blending with modern culture, a focus on the individual, and a greater emphasis on the importance of service to others, all of which are promoted in Jesuit Catholic universities.
The Jesuit University is a unique lens through which the changes made within the church can be seen and evaluated. The focus of these institutions may not be on the rigorous study of theology and the application of Catholic doctrines and dogmas; nevertheless, they create a sense of Christian identity and culture through their students’ commitment to service and to the good of the surrounding community. ...
The focus of these universities is not to convert their students to Catholicism. While early Jesuits may have focused their ministries on saving souls, Vatican II, with its publication of Dignitatis Humanae, teaches salvation is not limited to those within the church. Thus, Jesuit institutions, through their dedication to service, can create “anonymous Christians” in the vision of Karl Rahner, a Jesuit whose ideas had a significant influence on the Second Vatican Council. In a sense, these schools graduate students who may not follow Christ, but still live their lives within His image. ...
“ The Christ won’t let the progressives destroy his Traditional Latin Mass which was ordained and originated at the Last Supper by The Christ himself.”
They spoke Latin?