The weaponized orthodoxy frameworkis really useful here. That point about Fr Schneider accepting guitar masses while condemning the Sisters cuts to the core inconsistency. If the Conciliar church really operates as a big tent with room for wildly divergent practices, then applying rigid categoris to traditional groups becomes obviously selective. The citations from Wernz, Vidal, and Cajetan about doubtful elections not constituting schism are particularly strong - those aren't fringe sources. I hadnt thought about how the same Vatican II ecumenical language that extends to Protestants would logically apply even more to sedevacantists
Very helpful in clarfying the issues and arguments. May God bless and protect these Sisters as they sincerely strive for holiness, living out their charism and vocations in the Roman Catholic faith. And may God have mercy on us all, until, with God's intervention, this Crisis in the Church is resolved.
Thank you for this article. I am now at peace regarding myself as a sedevacantist.
Praise be to God.
Deo gratias!
The weaponized orthodoxy frameworkis really useful here. That point about Fr Schneider accepting guitar masses while condemning the Sisters cuts to the core inconsistency. If the Conciliar church really operates as a big tent with room for wildly divergent practices, then applying rigid categoris to traditional groups becomes obviously selective. The citations from Wernz, Vidal, and Cajetan about doubtful elections not constituting schism are particularly strong - those aren't fringe sources. I hadnt thought about how the same Vatican II ecumenical language that extends to Protestants would logically apply even more to sedevacantists
They'll try and tell us why they don't, but it's pretty contrived.
Very helpful in clarfying the issues and arguments. May God bless and protect these Sisters as they sincerely strive for holiness, living out their charism and vocations in the Roman Catholic faith. And may God have mercy on us all, until, with God's intervention, this Crisis in the Church is resolved.