Rorate Caeli claims that Taylor Marshall's Pachamama stunt was one (if not the most important) motivator to get the Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes moving
I've never seen "bad behavior" in TM, only excellent catechesis and serious concern for the Church and souls. I'm surprised that Rorate is blaming the good guy here. What am I missing?
A “most reliable” 8th century inside source has said it is rumored that St Boniface had a “bad reputation” among the Germans. This source claims their resentment was even further fueled by Boniface’s “outlandish behavior” when he chopped down their beloved sacred oak tree. It is further claimed this act made the Germans believe it was the collective responsibility of Christians as it was associated with Boniface's promotion of Christianity. Yup, pagans tend to get salty about their cursed idols being disrespected. And I tend to think Rorate Caeli has gotten a nasty habit of snarky ad-hominems against good Catholics who display courage - notibly Taylor Marshall and Archbishop Vigano. The truth is that Francis has ALWAYS had his sights set on Benedict XVI’s Summorum Pontificum. If you don’t think so, well I got a bridge to sell ya….
I've never seen "bad behavior" in TM, only excellent catechesis and serious concern for the Church and souls. I'm surprised that Rorate is blaming the good guy here. What am I missing?
A “most reliable” 8th century inside source has said it is rumored that St Boniface had a “bad reputation” among the Germans. This source claims their resentment was even further fueled by Boniface’s “outlandish behavior” when he chopped down their beloved sacred oak tree. It is further claimed this act made the Germans believe it was the collective responsibility of Christians as it was associated with Boniface's promotion of Christianity. Yup, pagans tend to get salty about their cursed idols being disrespected. And I tend to think Rorate Caeli has gotten a nasty habit of snarky ad-hominems against good Catholics who display courage - notibly Taylor Marshall and Archbishop Vigano. The truth is that Francis has ALWAYS had his sights set on Benedict XVI’s Summorum Pontificum. If you don’t think so, well I got a bridge to sell ya….