http://www.christorchaos.com/LivingInFantasylandToTheVeryEndPartOne.htm

As to the last part in the passage cited just above, although I well understand the juridical reasons why some fully traditional bishops and priests use the liturgy that was in place at the death of Pope Pius XII on October 9, 1958, I do not understand the utter unwillingness of some even to admit that the changes foisted upon Pope Pius XII by Fathers Ferdinando Anontello, O.F.M., and Annibale Bugnini, C.M., as they made one false representation concerning how the changes were "restorations" of the past were part of a carefully constructed plan by the "liturgical movement" to pave the way for the revolution that took place in the 1960s and thereafter. Time and time again, you see, the conciliar "popes" have told us that this was the case. Why not take them at face value?

http://www.christorchaos.com/LivingInFantasylandToTheVeryEndPartTwo.htm

Rediscovering the "richness and depth of the liturgy"?

To believe this, of course, one must believe that the Immemorial of Mass of Tradition, which has been the principal rite of the Catholic Church throughout her history, had hidden the "richness and depth of the liturgy, a notion that is blasphemous and absurd.

" 'The beauty, the depth, the Missal’s wealth of human and spiritual history' was rediscovered as well as the need more than one representative of the people, a small altar boy, to respond 'Et cuм spiritu tuo' etc. , to allow for "a real dialogue between priest and people," so that the liturgy of the altar and the liturgy of the people really were 'one single liturgy, one active participation': "and so it was that the liturgy was rediscovered, renewed"?

Sickening beyond description.

Ratzinger/Benedict does indeed live in a fantasyland of his own making as he would have us believe that the countless number of souls, no less canonized saints, who were edified and sanctified by glories of the Immemorial Mass of Tradition, even admitting regional variations prior to the issuance of the Missale Romanum in 1570 by Pope Saint Pius V, over the course of over nineteen centuries had been deprived of the "richness and depth of the liturgy." In other words, the leaders of the hijacked "Liturgical Movement" had "secret" knowledge somewhat akin to Gnosticism. They had "rediscovered" what had been lost in the past just as Ratzinger/Benedict himself had to "discover" for us that doctrinal truth can never be formulated precisely at any one time given the imprecision of human language and the vicissitudes of changing historical circuмstances.