Archbishop Viganò: I do not think Vatican II was invalid, but it was gravely manipulated

LionsOnTheBeachJul 3, 2020

The Prophet Speaks Again

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Archbishop Viganò: I do not think Vatican II was invalid, but it was gravely manipulated | Opinion
(Editor’s note: The following exchange with former USA nuncio Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò is offered in the hopes of clarifying his position on this important matter of consideration in the Church.)
Dear Archbishop Viganò,
I am hoping to get a clarification from you about your latest texts regarding the second Vatican council.
In your June 9 text you said that “it is undeniable that from Vatican II onwards a parallel church was built, superimposed over and diametrically opposed to the true Church of Christ.”
In your subsequent interview with Phil Lawler he asked: “What is the solution? Bishop Schneider proposes that a future Pontiff must repudiate errors; Archbishop Viganò finds that inadequate. But then how can the errors be corrected, in a way that maintains the authority of the teaching magisterium?”
You replied: “It will be for one of his Successors, the Vicar of Christ, in the fullness of his apostolic power, to rejoin the thread of Tradition there where it was cut off. This …

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tbswvJul 5, 2020

One important consideration was not mentioned in this discussion and that is the revolutionary changes that were made to the liturgy under the auspices of Montini-Bugnini. That should have been the "red flag"to reject the Council outright.

LionsOnTheBeachJul 6, 2020

If the Mass can be upside down and backwards, everything can be upside and backwards.
Key to ever changing morality and doctrine.

UltravioletJul 4, 2020

A similar defense could be made for Judas. ;-)

LionsOnTheBeachJul 5, 2020

You jest, but I love the analogy. Judas was chosen by Christ and so was a valid apostle until he betrayed Christ. VII was convened by the pope and included all the bishops and so was a valid council until it betrayed Christ by teaching heresy.

UltravioletJul 5, 2020

I'm glad someone appreciated the nuances. Well, maybe others did as well, but at least you demonstrated it.