TRADCATKNIGHT: What Will The Antichrist’s “Liturgy” Look Like & Do The Deceived Get a “Pass”?

By: Eric Gajewski

As time passes along more and more “traditionalist’s” are beginning to see that what I have been saying years ago isn’t quite as crazy as initially suggested. As each day goes by we hear of another apologist, website or magazine indicate that Francis is an antipope and that quite possibly the Antichrist is “lurking” around the corner. Ah, if these prideful folks only listened to an eagle.

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The 1956 Reform Triggered Many Others

The 1956 Reform Triggered Many Others

Dr. Carol Byrne, Great Britain

 

Almost immediately after the 1956 Holy Week changes, a chain of reforms was paraded out in quick succession, each one containing a revolutionary breach with tradition, and each decreasing the role of the celebrant while greatly promoting the “active participation” of the laity. 

1961: Letter reveals Demands made by The American Jewish Committee to Cardinal Bea to Change Catholic Teaching and Liturgy. Guess what ended up happening?

1961: Letter reveals Demands made by The American Jewish Committee to Cardinal Bea to Change Catholic Teaching and Liturgy. Guess what ended up happening? 

DR. CHOJNOWSKI

Please follow link to get tell all document.

http://ccjr.us/images/stories/AJC_Anti-Jewish-Elements-in-Catholic-Liturgy.pdf

The Decline of the Penitential Spirit

The Decline of the Penitential Spirit 

Dr. Carol Byrne

How many people in the Church today, whether clergy or laity, ever saw or heard of the clerical vestment known as the “folded chasuble” (planeta plicata)? Precisely.

So, first, a few words about its use and significance are needed to put the reader into the picture. The folded chasuble acquired its name from the ancient custom of shortening the fore part of the chasuble by folding it upwards and pinning it in place. It was worn only by the Deacon and Subdeacon during penitential seasons, including Holy Week, in place of their usual dalmatic and tunicle, as a symbol of penance. (1) 

Silence in the Novus Ordo: Disguising the profane

Silence in the Novus Ordo: Disguising the profane

Louie Verricchio

Last Wednesday, Francis continued his “catechesis” on the Mass by addressing the Gloria and the Collect, with a particular focus on the necessity of silence.
This topic has been all the rage among conservatives for some time now.

Changes to Holy Week: 1951 – 1956

Changes to Holy Week: 1951 – 1956

INCLUDED, FR HESSE VIDEO ON THE SUBJECT

Here follows an excellent study on the changes to the liturgical rites of Holy Week under Pope Pius XII and Archbishop Hannibale Bugnini from 1951-1956 by Fr. Stefano Carusi (IBP), which was initially published in English for the first time by the Rorate Coeli blog. 

Lest one be skeptical of the quality of the study (i.e., coming from an indultarian priest), it is worth noting that even the well-known sedevacantist priest, Fr. Anthony Cekada -who actually still uses the fully Catholic pre-Pius XII Holy Week rites- gives the article the following endorsement:

The perfect inversion of the Real: “An adult Church; a mature people of God.”

The perfect inversion of the Real: “An adult Church; a mature people of God.”

From a short essay on the new clericalism of the “progresssives”.
The description of their vaunted opinion of themselves was what I thought was funny.

Detaching the Lex Credendi from the Lex Orandi

Dr. Carol Byrne, Great Britain

The Procession was not the only element of the reformed Easter Vigil that underwent a change of character either through modifications to its form and content or through a novel interpretation of its role. We have seen how the Exsultet lost its operative principle as the Blessing of the Candle and was reduced to a mere text, while an entirely new ceremony was invented for the Candle. 

Liturgy: German Bishops Attack Former Benedict XVI

Liturgy: German Bishops Attack Former Benedict XVI

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The official news site of the German Bishops katholisch.de allowed Father Albert Gerhards who teaches liturgy in Bonn, to attack Benedict XVI for his criticism of the present trivialization of the liturgy that obscures the presence of God. Gerhards accused Benedict XVI on October 9 of black and white thinking and claims that the liturgical changes after Second Vatican Council succeeded in creating a third way that unites divine liturgy and human “creativity”. Gerhards seems to deny the prevalent secularization of the modern Catholic liturgy.

Undermining the Procession of the
Paschal Candle

Dr. Carol Byrne, Great Britain

For many centuries, the process of bringing the fire to the Paschal Candle was part of the complex of features that gave the Easter Vigil its unique and recognizable identity. In the Church’s immemorial tradition, this was accomplished by the deacon carrying in procession a triple-branched candlestick representing the Holy Trinity. 

Procrustes, a Model for the Liturgical Reform

Dr. Carol Byrne, Great Britain

Procrustes chopped off limbs
to fit everyone to his bed
 

Although Holy Saturday is the last day of the Sacred Triduum, it was the first target of the reformers’ aim to change the entire Holy Week liturgy. Initially, they pretended that it was only a question of changing the time of the ceremony from morning to night. (1) But we now know for certain that what was being planned by Bugnini and the Papal Commission in 1948 was far more disruptive of Tradition and takes us onto quite a different plane. 

Finding Pretexts to Break Liturgical Tradition

Dr. Carol Byrne, Great Britain

Before the 1955 reforms, Tenebrae was widely celebrated in the Church and was well attended by lay people in cathedrals, abbeys and large churches where there was an ample supply of clergy. Nevertheless, the reformers arranged for its demise by an astonishingly simple strategy: changing its time of celebration. The Decree Maxima Redemptionis prohibited anticipating Matins and Lauds on the previous evenings of the Triduum, (1) switching the time to the morning hours. (2)

How the Office of Tenebrae Was Abolished

Dr. Carol Byrne, Great Britain

Among the liturgical treasures of Holy Week targeted by the reformers was the ancient service of Tenebrae (a Latin word meaning darkness) – so called because of its gradual extinguishing of lights – which had a continuous history of use in the Church since at least the 7^th century until 1955. Yet many Catholics today have not the slightest notion that such a service ever existed in the Church, let alone what it entailed or what it was meant to signify, so great were the progressivists’ efforts to keep them, in quite another sense, in the dark. 

Benedict: Still blind to the cause of the crisis

Benedict: Still blind to the cause of the crisis

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The Russian edition of the Opera Omnia of Benedict XVI Ratzinger – Volume XI has just been published; along with it, a roughly 500 word Preface for the work that was written by Benedict the Abdicator at the project’s inception back in July 2015.  

Rorate Caeli  has provided an English translation that is already getting considerable attention in both neo-conservative and traditional circles.
Benedict begins with a quote from the Rule of St. Benedict: “Let nothing be set before the Divine Worship.”
From here, he goes on to lament the degree to which men in our day have “forgotten the priority of God;” most especially in matters liturgical. He writes:

In the conscience of the men of today, the things of God, and with this the liturgy, do not appear urgent in fact. There is urgency for every possible thing. The things of God do not ever seem urgent.

(VIDEO) Novus Ordo vs Jungle Boogie: "Make Your Caption/Comment"

Novus Ordo: "Make Your Caption/Comment"

Speechless?  What is this? I am glad I dont follow Vatican 2 anymore?  

Who won the dance off?  You decide!

AntiPope Francis takes a stand against banal liturgy!?

AntiPope Francis takes a stand against banal liturgy!?

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As has been widely reported, in an address to the International Conference on Sacred Music this past Saturday, Francis said:

Certainly the encounter with modernity and the introduction of the languages ​​spoken in the Liturgy urged many problems of languages, forms and genres. Sometimes a certain mediocrity, superficiality and banality prevailed, to the detriment of the beauty and intensity of the liturgical celebrations.

BERGOGLIO PREPARING FOR "INTERCOMMUNAL LITURGY"

BERGOGLIO PREPARING FOR "INTER-COMMUNAL LITURGY"

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One World Religion Watch

Foreword by Fr. Paul Kramer: THE ENTIRE "PONTIFICATE" OF FREEMASON BERGOGLIO HAS BEEN A PREPARATION FOR INTERCOMMUNION -- TO UNITE THE "CHURCHES" WITH A COMMON LITURGY. 
This is incredible. It's already happening. A secret committee set up by Bergoglio to "reform" the Mass into a common ecumenical "memorial", which will be invalid. The agenda to allow communion to adulterers is also for this purpose: not just a common liturgy, but a merger of the Catholic Church with the Protestant sects. Any priest who refuses to celebrate the new sacrilegious rite will be declared "outside the Church".

Devastating Consequences of the 1955 Reform

Devastating Consequences of the 1955 Reform

Dr. Carol Byrne, Great Britain

As noted in the last article (note 7), the reformers cut out some of the traditional Palm Sunday antiphons sung during the procession and substituted others from a modern Latin translation of the Psalms, which marked a complete break with tradition. (1) 

Latest Novus Ordo Videos (October 8, 2016)

Latest Novus Ordo Videos (October 8, 2016)

The latest vomit coming from the Novus Ordo.  Be sure to bring your Pepto Bismol and a Garbage Pail for this...Please share this!

THE NECESSITY OF LATIN FOR THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

THE NECESSITY OF LATIN FOR THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH  
From the writings of Roman Catholic Saints, Popes, and Theologians 

Traditio 

You know, a time will come when a man will no longer be able  
to say, "I speak Latin and am a Christian" and go his way in  
peace. There will come frontiers, frontiers of all kinds --  
between men -- and there will be no end to them.  --Cardinal St.  
Cajetan