[Zviadist]

<> Then, post more pictures and less of your own words so we can save space<>

You want more pictures? OK, how about these:

Photo Taken on Friday, April 10, 1970 A.D. in the Vatican

These SIX PROTESTANTS are, from left to right:

1) Dr. George;

2) Canon Jasper;

3) Dr. Shephard;

4) Dr. Konneth;

5) Dr. Smith; and,

6) Brother Max Thurian (in white), who is standing next to Pope Paul 6 (in white).

These SIX PROTESTANTS represent the following Protestant organizations: The World Council of Churches, the Church of England, the Lutheran Church, and the Protestant Community of Taize.

Or maybe this one:

Let all sincere and faithful Catholics burn this photograph into their memories:

Photo Taken on Friday, April 10, 1970 A.D. in the Vatican

IF you would like to know the source of this photograph, it is from the Pope's official newspaper, the L'OSSERVATORE ROMANO, Weekly Edition in English, Third Year, N. 17 (108) - Thursday, APRIL 23, 1970, A.D. page # 2.

This photo of Friday, April 10, 1970 A.D. fully shows four of the six Protestants who are, from left to right:

1) Dr. George (shown shaking hands with Pope Paul 6);

2) Canon Jasper;

3) Dr. Shephard;

4) Dr. Konneth (the Pope's head is blocking most of Dr. Konneth although the top of his head is slightly visible);

5) Dr. Smith

[ultima ratio]

Great post. It is interesting that only when the Protestant consultants signed on to the final version of the New Mass was it deemed acceptable. Right after, the altars began to turn around and become tables--exactly as Luther would have done.

[Catholicguy]

<> Wow, Protestants in the Vatican. I wonder what sort of skullduggery the Actor-Pope (remember, the real Pope had been kidnapped and an actor substituted) was cooking up?

AS to the protestant observers. Wel, that IS might devious. Imagine...alllowing Protestants to "observe" an Ecumenical Council (Psst, Trent invited them to DEBATE)

FYI, Max Thurian died a CATHOLIC PRIEST. I guess he was involved in "protestantising" the Mass so he would feel comfortable in converting to Catholicism<>