Novus Ordo: Bishop Schneider Debunks First-Century-Myth
It is a myth that Paul VI’s 1970 Novus Ordo is going back to the first centuries, Bishop Athanasius Schneider, an expert in that field explained to CatholicFamilyNews.com (June 16). Many Church fathers …More
It is a myth that Paul VI’s 1970 Novus Ordo is going back to the first centuries, Bishop Athanasius Schneider, an expert in that field explained to CatholicFamilyNews.com (June 16).
Many Church fathers like Basil the Great, and all archaeological findings show that a facing-the-people liturgy never existed. Everybody was praying facing the Lord, “This is an apostolic rule.”
Further, Schneider suggest that if people honestly want to return to the first centuries they must also accept the fasting rules and the zeal for prayer and penance of that time.
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Many Church fathers like Basil the Great, and all archaeological findings show that a facing-the-people liturgy never existed. Everybody was praying facing the Lord, “This is an apostolic rule.”
Further, Schneider suggest that if people honestly want to return to the first centuries they must also accept the fasting rules and the zeal for prayer and penance of that time.
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“We must strip from our Catholic prayers and from the Catholic liturgy everything which can be the shadow of a stumbling block for our separated brethren that is for the Protestants.” Annibale Bugnini March 1965
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The Novus Ordo was hell's greatest achievement yet in it's war on Christ. It's impossible to understand the full extent of its horrific damage to Catholics
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Modernists accept only what seems to serve their purposes.
But when they read in the New Testament that women must be veiled, they say it doesn't matter now. Etc.
But when they read in the New Testament that women must be veiled, they say it doesn't matter now. Etc.