Posted on 07/21/2021 5:03:12 PM PDT by ebb tide
Indeed. It’s a hell of a thing. The average person in the pew at Novus Ordo is far more likely to dissent from the catechism, yet we’re treated like “conversos” in 16th century Spain.
I hope no one was naive enough to fill that out.
To this day, we don't know the tabulated results of Bergoglio's worldwide survey of bishops regarding the TLM which he based his demonic motu proprio on.
Here's Cardinal Zen's take:
It came as a bitter surprise to me personally that the “thorough” consultation did not reach me, a cardinal and former member of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. Furthermore, during the years 2007-9, I was bishop of Hong Kong, and therefore responsible for the implementation of “Summorum Pontificum”, and until now, a well-known supporter of the group. As I read the two documents, I notice (1) an incredible ease (or tendentiousness) in linking the desire to use the vetus ritus to the non-acceptance of the ritus novus and (2) in associating the non-acceptance of the liturgical reform (which often concerns the way in which it was carried out with its many serious abuses) with a total and profound rejection of the Council itself (for the proponents of this rejection, the diversity of the rite of the Mass is but a small corollary, so much so that the concession regarding the rite did not undo the schism).
“(2) in associating the non-acceptance of the liturgical reform with a total and profound rejection of the Council itself.”
I’m not the sort of scholar who could put together a profound rejection of Vat II.
However, it does seem to me that the good guys reject Vat II and the bad guys try to force it on everyone.
Sort of like the COVID jabs.
Good analogy.
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