“Bright Future”: Archbishop Writes Treatise About Old Rite
It was the “great consolation” he experiences by celebrating the original Roman Rite in his Sioux Falls retirement chapel which inspired him to predict the imminent restoration of this liturgy, …More
It was the “great consolation” he experiences by celebrating the original Roman Rite in his Sioux Falls retirement chapel which inspired him to predict the imminent restoration of this liturgy, Archbishop Thomas Gullickson writes on utadmereamur.blogspot.com (April 13).
Gullickson expresses optimism “in our bright future,” because many good people are abandoning the “Novus Ordo mainstream” - which hates the Old Rite as much as Hans Küng - in direction of the Roman Rite.
There are also more middle-aged priests who are personally not yet won over by the Vetus Ordo but celebrate it for the faithful.
Gullickson encourages bishops to follow the example of the young, to celebrate the Old Rite, and to start using the old Breviary.
He plans to write a treatise about his optimism in a bright future of the Roman Rite.
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Gullickson expresses optimism “in our bright future,” because many good people are abandoning the “Novus Ordo mainstream” - which hates the Old Rite as much as Hans Küng - in direction of the Roman Rite.
There are also more middle-aged priests who are personally not yet won over by the Vetus Ordo but celebrate it for the faithful.
Gullickson encourages bishops to follow the example of the young, to celebrate the Old Rite, and to start using the old Breviary.
He plans to write a treatise about his optimism in a bright future of the Roman Rite.
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Actually, by your own source, the Council of Trent forbade "the ministers" and "every pastor of the churches" from making changes @Defeat Modernism
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Not my own source, by a dogmatic council of the Church, by Pope St. Pius V in Quo Primum as well, and by centuries of Tradition. You are just not an honest person, it is very sad. If you spent your time actually learning the Faith perhaps you could join me in defending it. It won't end well for you if you continue this path of lies.
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When you quote a source, that makes it your source. Your source is not your words. Must I explain that to you as well? :P
"actually learning the Faith..." This from a guy who doesn't even understand what he's quoting.
"You are just not an honest person, it is very sad."
You have shown no dishonesty on my part. Furthermore, your fallacy is:More
When you quote a source, that makes it your source. Your source is not your words. Must I explain that to you as well? :P
"actually learning the Faith..." This from a guy who doesn't even understand what he's quoting.
"You are just not an honest person, it is very sad."
You have shown no dishonesty on my part. Furthermore, your fallacy is:
"actually learning the Faith..." This from a guy who doesn't even understand what he's quoting.
"You are just not an honest person, it is very sad."
You have shown no dishonesty on my part. Furthermore, your fallacy is:
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The Rite could never be changed. The Council of Trent specifically condemned any changes to the 'received and approved rites' into new ones. The Church already declared condemned those who would change the Rites of the Sacraments. Here read Session 7 Canon 13:
If any one saith, that the received and approved rites of the Catholic Church, wont to be used in the solemn administration of the sacraments …More
The Rite could never be changed. The Council of Trent specifically condemned any changes to the 'received and approved rites' into new ones. The Church already declared condemned those who would change the Rites of the Sacraments. Here read Session 7 Canon 13:
If any one saith, that the received and approved rites of the Catholic Church, wont to be used in the solemn administration of the sacraments, may be contemned, or without sin be omitted at pleasure by the ministers, or be changed, by every pastor of the churches, into other new ones; let him be anathema.
If any one saith, that the received and approved rites of the Catholic Church, wont to be used in the solemn administration of the sacraments, may be contemned, or without sin be omitted at pleasure by the ministers, or be changed, by every pastor of the churches, into other new ones; let him be anathema.
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All treaties are done.
The problem is also, and very importantly, the change in the rite of episcopal order introduced by Paul VI in 1969.
The problem is also, and very importantly, the change in the rite of episcopal order introduced by Paul VI in 1969.