As a traditional Catholic, what are my choices here?

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Like most of you I am appalled at the creeping secularism infecting some parishes. My problem/question is this, I am moving from a liberal diocese to another liberal diocese, an extremely liberal one. My research, including attending mass at every church not over an hour away has yeilded disparaging results. One mass I attended had a lutheren “concelebrant” and another had a clown next to the alter during the mass. Apparently this is par for the course in this diocese, according to those I have talked to the only truly Catholic parishes are Byzantine rite parishes. So, 1. Is it right for me a confirmed Roman Catholic to attend mass at a byzantine rite church,2 Do I need to be re RCIA’ed for the Byzantine rite if I decided this is where I must stay and 3 Should I just knuckle under and deal with liturgical abuses that make Lucifer blush and wait to move again? The main thing that bothers me is that I became Catholic to get away from the heresy of Protestantism, but every Church I have attended, even the one I was confirmed in, has had a hostile attitude to traditional catholicism. It is beging to seem like my only choices are schism with the SSPXers, heresy in my own parish, or Byzantine Catholicism. Any advice?
 
Hi,

This too will pass. The next genretion of pastors and bishops will be from the John Paul II generation.

Until then simply join the Byzantine Catholic parish. You don’t have to change rites nor attend an RCIA.

Fr. Vincent Serpa, O.P.
 
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