Traditional Catholicism?

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When people refer to Traditional Catholicism in these forums or related topics(Latin Mass for instance or the Latin Vulgate’s bible(Douay Rheims Bible) ) do they refer to practices,traditions and a religion pre Second Vatican Council or simply a more “conservative” form or practice of Catholicism. Thank you for reading and/or responding.

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When people refer to Traditional Catholicism in these forums or related topics(Latin Mass for instance or the Latin Vulgate’s bible(Douay Rheims Bible) ) do they refer to practices,traditions and a religion pre Second Vatican Council or simply a more “conservative” form or practice of Catholicism. Thank you for reading and/or responding.

May you have a good day :).
“Traditional” usually leans toward classic pre-Vatican II liturgy/practice, like Extraordinary Form of the mass, etc.
 
Traditional Catholicism on this forum typically means a preference for some traditions and practices that of the Church prior to the Second Vatican Council. It would be wrong to say that they practice a different religion. Those adherents simply have a stylistic preference.
 
Unless a person defines the terms they use it is unclear what they might mean.

A Traditionalist is someone who makes their own religion and calls it “Catholic”. A traditional Catholic, as has been stated, is usually one who legitimately worships through the Tridentine Mass.
 
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