- the liturgy post-Vatican II was not implemented correctly;
- there were cases where priests 'invented' things during Mass and became self-centred;
- ad orientem could in some cases help people to understand better Mass;
- Mass in the vernacular was positive but the main prayers should remain in Latin so that Catholics around the world felt that they belong to the same Church;
- the Tridentine Mass was never abrogated and faithful should have better access to it, in obedience with their Bishops.
“Most High, glorious God, enlighten the shadows of my heart, and grant me a right faith, a certain hope and perfect charity, sense and understanding, Lord, so that I may accomplish your holy and true command. Amen.” Saint Francis of Assisi. “I plead with you! Never, ever give up on hope, never doubt, never tire, and never become discouraged. Be not afraid.” Saint John Paul II. This Blog covers, in particular, Orthodoxy, Catholicism, the papacy and the Order of Saint John.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Cardinal Ratzinger on Liturgy - 1
In an interview with Raymond Arroyo (EWTN) in 2003, Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger argued that:
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