Quote from: queen.saints on Today at 11:20:29 AMThis is actually not even the crux of the matter, which is pointed out in the response to Fr. Cekada by Fr. Jenkins. .......
QuoteHe revealed that some refer to former Facebook board member and Biden Chief of Staff Jeff Zients as "the second most powerful person in Washington" and that "by getting Jeff's sign off, you're getting the President to sign off."
"Whatever this guy says, it's what the President says," Robinson told an undercover journalist.
QuoteHow do you replace such growth?
Quote from: Michael Wilson on Today at 11:43:54 AMQuote from: Baylee on Today at 10:47:19 AMAnd no one here said differently. But some folks refuse to even discuss or consider that the opinion that the NO rites are doubtful could be......CORRECT! It's the equivalent of sticking one's fingers in their ears and saying "lalalalalalala!"We have discussed it in the past; and the issue of the validity of the N.O. Was once "the" issue among trads; but now the field of battle has shifted more towards the validity of the Conciliar Popes; especially since the issue of "authority"is more far reaching and affects the validity issue i.e. What is the degree that Catholics are bound to submit to the Council; the N.O.M.; the New Code of Canon Law; and the magisterial decrees of the Conciliar Church. Why is this? Because if the Conciliar Popes are true Popes, then Vatican II is a true Council; the Conciliar decrees must be accepted by the faithful; the reformed sacramental rites are legitimate, valid and work for the edification and salvation of souls; same for the New Code of Canon Law; the Ecumenical directory; Balamaand and Abu Dhabi declarations etc. etc. If these are not true Popes then the contrary is true.
You've been here longer than me: has anyone really tried to discuss the conclusions of many sede AND non-sede clergy regarding the New Rites? Or has it always been pushed aside because it might get people upset?
That is were the R&R position is radically contradictory; to whit: The R&R's want to have their cake (Pope and hierarchy) and 'eat them too' i.e. Decide when and to what measure they will submit to said hierarchy (mostly not at all).
Quote from: Baylee on Today at 10:47:19 AMAnd no one here said differently. But some folks refuse to even discuss or consider that the opinion that the NO rites are doubtful could be......CORRECT! It's the equivalent of sticking one's fingers in their ears and saying "lalalalalalala!"We have discussed it in the past; and the issue of the validity of the N.O. Was once "the" issue among trads; but now the field of battle has shifted more towards the validity of the Conciliar Popes; especially since the issue of "authority"is more far reaching and affects the validity issue i.e. What is the degree that Catholics are bound to submit to the Council; the N.O.M.; the New Code of Canon Law; and the magisterial decrees of the Conciliar Church. Why is this? Because if the Conciliar Popes are true Popes, then Vatican II is a true Council; the Conciliar decrees must be accepted by the faithful; the reformed sacramental rites are legitimate, valid and work for the edification and salvation of souls; same for the New Code of Canon Law; the Ecumenical directory; Balamaand and Abu Dhabi declarations etc. etc. If these are not true Popes then the contrary is true.
You've been here longer than me: has anyone really tried to discuss the conclusions of many sede AND non-sede clergy regarding the New Rites? Or has it always been pushed aside because it might get people upset?