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Lazarus, you are misunderstanding what I have written. You had the time and patience, and put in the effort to analyze and make judgements on my intelligence and style of thinking, instead of looking at evidence and Church teaching? Sounds more like an excuse and is a more subtle ad hominem. Your subtly exposes you like the slime left from a slug.

By gaslighting, I meant twisting what I have said, not rejecting something due to a legitimate disagreement.

Pax Vobis, PRUDENT DOUBT IS LITERALLY A TERM IN MORAL THEOLOGY AS I HAVE SHOWN IN THE LONG POST. Is that clear enough? I am not yelling, I am putting it in CAPS so that your eye is drawn here, because your eyes seem to be wandering all over the place in a disordered manner.

The more I explain, the more my words get manipulated. All I have done is share or paraphrase information from reputable sources.

I have never tried to force anyone here to doubt the +Thuc consecrations. I am here to inform, and I have done so to the best of my ability.

+Thuc people, if you’re so right, then why argue here? If you have the truth, who cares what others say?

I wish you all well.

This is a direct quote from Cardinal Achille Lienart, taken from the book Twelve Council Fathers:

"Nor is it true that the Jews are a deicide people, for, if they had been aware of His divinity, they would have believed in Him and would not have brought about his death."  In the same book Lienart admitted that he had allowed Orthodox priests to study at his seminary since 1953.  Orthodox are heretics, even if they have valid orders. He said that his main preoccupation was to further Pope John's aggiornamento. And he was in favor of the liturgical changes. I quote:

"There will be, for example, some changes in our liturgical functions, in order that the initiated will not be the only ones to understand the liturgy but that it may become more accessible to everyone." (p. 52) 

And because of the Council the "Church appears more alive than ever." (p. 53) Leinart was an absolute modernist who praised the Council. Card. Lienart consecrated Abp. Lefebvre.  I would not be so quick to attack the orthodoxy of Bp. Thuc. The fact is that so many of these bishops were already immersed in liberalism long before the Council got started.