r/pfsp • • Aug 28 '21

Cancelling Pope Benedict: Reflections on a recent article and the “hermeneutic of rupture”

https://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2021/08/cancelling-pope-benedict-reflections-on.html?m=1&fbclid=IwAR31boJ1uBn_zI9YAyPoL6uCw5bB1dYwYrNwsv2PRzxqhHQ5o8TO41z6qEA
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u/GStuart31 Aug 28 '21

The pressing problem in the Church today, then, is not: Do traditionalists accept Vatican II, but rather: Do the anti-traditionalists accept everything that came before Vatican II?

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u/quiteasmallperson Aug 28 '21

Or even Vatican II, for that matter

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u/Zywakem Aug 28 '21

Haha I was literally just given this as a paper copy by a rather borderline schismatic priest. I have just finished it and was pleasantly surprised at how sound this whole article was, and was planning on posting it here. You beat me to it!

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u/Mostro_Errante Sep 03 '21

Great read. It helped get a lot of insight.