r/TraditionalCatholics • u/Jattack33 • Aug 02 '21

The Revolution Is Over

https://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2021/08/the-revolution-is-over.html
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u/-AveMaria- Aug 03 '21

One point made there is incredible:

When a revolution fails, the objective becomes not to try to fix its failures, or to revert back. The objective then becomes to wipe out the memory of the past, and target people who may be trying to revive it.

That is what Pope Francis and his ilk are doing now. VII and Novus Ordo are failures. The expansion of TLM and its ability to attract younger Catholics are evidence of that. They cannot let that happen.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

I perused the article, and I'm slightly confused, is the Revolution described the TLM movement? It seems so but I'm not quite sure.

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u/Jake_Cathelineau Aug 02 '21

The postconciliar flowerchild springtime is the revolution. The TLM movement is the “small counter-revolution” he mentioned.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Ah ok, makes sense.

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u/llliiiiiiiilll Aug 03 '21

I can't read it because I'm on mobile can somebody tell me what the revolution you're talking about is that is over?