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We’re scandalous for continuing the traditions of Holy Mother Church and opposing the Novus Ordo? That is the narrow-minded view? WE don’t encourage the priest offering the Sacrifice with his back to God. WE don’t approve of turning around greeting everybody around us as soon as Jesus descends to the altar. WE stand by the Saints, the Church writings, and Vatican 2 as interpreted in light of Holy Tradition, and WE are the ones causing scandal? Read up on the Protestant “Reformers,” the changes they made in the Mass and why, and then take a look at the Novus Ordo and the results since it’s implementation.The only time i’ve ever been soured, even in the tiniest bit, to the Catholic Church is when i read some of the posts on the traditional board. Some of the posters have an obvious disdain for modern ritual and almost have a self imposed ban going of all things N.O.
There is ridicule of any worship of God that isn’t contained in their narrow view of what is and isn’t Catholic.
So, i guess in a way… if i drift from the Church one day having realized that those who purport to be closest to God are the most not like him… Would that make them guilty of causing scandal?
I mean, if a woman in a bikini can cause a man to sin… she is guilty of scandal. If a Traditionalist through words can cause a Catholic to loose faith in the Church… wouldn’t they be guilty of scandal as well?
Just a mental exercise…
How many people do you personally know who have left the Church because of “Traditionalists” compared to how many leave because of liberals, because it’s implied, and in some cases actually taught, that one church is as good as another. How many people do you know that don’t come into the Church simply because they see no difference in worship?
Julian Green, a former Protestant was scandalized to see a Protestant service for a Catholic Mass: Why did we convert?
Numererous Protestants "the new Catholic Eucharistic Prayers have abandoned the false perspective of sacrifice offered to God.
“With the New Liturgy, non-Catholic communities will be able to celebrate the Lord’s Supper with the same prayers as the Catholic Church.” Max Thurian, Prot. minister of Taize.
“…Nothing in the renewed Mass need really trouble the Evangelical Protestant.” M.G. Siegvalt, Prot. Professor of Cogmatiic Theology, Stasbourg.
The non-Catholics say this, the Freemasons believe Rome finally has gotten it together, and you say that this is our “narrow view of what is and isn’t Catholic?” I think the non-“traditionalists” are the ones that are causing scandal, by their opposition and whining of Catholics being Catholic, while they go dancing hand-in-hand with people who’s theology opposes the Church. The Virgin Mary has warned at Fatima that the great apostasy will “begin at the top.” Jesus and St. Paul warned of this. The enemies of the Church, Freemasons, totally approve, as do many Protestants. If the fact that the enemy (and I mean this from a theological perspective, not referring to the actual people) approves of the changes in the Mass and in the Church as a whole. if this doesn’t warn you that something’s wrong, nothing will.
Vatican Council 1: the Holy Spirit was not promised to the successors of Peter, that by His revelation they might make *new *doctrine, but that by His assistance they might inviolably keep and faithfully expound the revelation or deposit fo faith delivered through the Apostles. (DS 3070)