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Online IndultCat

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The Tridentine Catholic Movement
« on: Yesterday at 02:15:34 PM »
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  • This is just an idea. Please think this over.

    There is a way out of the current crisis. I am trying to start a TCM = Tridentine Catholic Movement.

    The First Vatican Council was called but yet it never "officially" ended. It failed to condemn the most pernicious error of its time (and of our time): Marxism/Communism. It also set the stage for its inevitable "false conclusion" with Vatican II. Both councils are jointly resposible for the current Church Crisis.


    The TCM will consist of strict adherence to all 19 Ecuмenical Councils, with a primary focus on The Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent. The Roman Catechism will be the primary catechism used and the following positions will be deemed "heretical":

    - Rejecting the validity of the Thuc bishops (And that goes for the Palmarian clergy as well)

    - Rejecting BOD/BOB (No Feeneyites)
    - Accepting The Cassiciacuм Thesis (Totalism instead of Sedeprivationism)
    - Rejecting the 1968 Rites of Episcopal Consecration and Priestly Ordination
    - Rejecting the Non-Una cuм position
    - Accepting Post-1955 Holy Week Liturgies
    - Accepting Conclavism
    - Rejecting Pope Pius XII's 1952 Consecration of Russia
    - Rejecting the choice to be a "home-aloner"
    - Accepting the claims of "Mary's Little Remnant" and it's heretical leader Richard Ibranyi
    - Firmly adhering to the following errors: "Siri Theory", "Sister Lucia Impostor", "Geocentrism", "Flat Earth", "Young Earth Creationism", and "Natural Family Planning".
    - Refusing to acknowledge the fact that the First Vatican Council (1869-1870) was unfinished by Pope Pius IX and all subsequent popes for over 90 years until an anti-pope claimed to "conclude" it as the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965).

    While Vatican II will always be considered a false council, Vatican I will always be considered a true (but embarrassing and unsuccessful) council which led the way to Vatican II.

    This is why I believe it is imperative to be a Tridentine Catholic first and foremost.

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    Re: The Tridentine Catholic Movement
    « Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 02:22:07 PM »
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  • I agree that the term 'Traditional Catholic' has been watered down to meaningless, by the indult crowd.  It's as generic as the term 'conservative'.  We do need a new term.


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    Re: The Tridentine Catholic Movement
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  •  I am trying to start a TCM = Tridentine Catholic Movement.

    you are, huh? :laugh1:

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  • - Rejecting the validity of the Thuc bishops (And that goes for the Palmarian clergy as well)

    - Rejecting BOD/BOB (No Feeneyites)
    - Accepting The Cassiciacuм Thesis (Totalism instead of Sedeprivationism)
    - Rejecting the 1968 Rites of Episcopal Consecration and Priestly Ordination
    - Rejecting the Non-Una cuм position
    - Accepting Post-1955 Holy Week Liturgies
    - Accepting Conclavism
    - Rejecting Pope Pius XII's 1952 Consecration of Russia
    - Rejecting the choice to be a "home-aloner"
    - Accepting the claims of "Mary's Little Remnant" and it's heretical leader Richard Ibranyi
    - Firmly adhering to the following errors: "Siri Theory", "Sister Lucia Impostor", "Geocentrism", "Flat Earth", "Young Earth Creationism", and "Natural Family Planning".
    - Refusing to acknowledge the fact that the First Vatican Council (1869-1870) was unfinished by Pope Pius IX and all subsequent popes for over 90 years until an anti-pope claimed to "conclude" it as the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965).
    Except none of these things have anything to do with Trent.  These problems arose due to V2 and people's responses to the Crisis.  Agree or disagree with them, they are logical problems that arise when the Church is leaderless.

    If you just ignored the above list, and accepted these as theological opinions (which they are) and ignored your impulse to condemn them (you're not the church), then your movement might pick up steam.

    As it is, the elephant in the room, the poison pill is V2 and the new mass.  But your list above is concerned with minor details.  You're missing the forest for the trees.

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    Re: The Tridentine Catholic Movement
    « Reply #4 on: Yesterday at 02:48:49 PM »
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  • Except none of these things have anything to do with Trent.  These problems arose due to V2 and people's responses to the Crisis.  Agree or disagree with them, they are logical problems that arise when the Church is leaderless.

    If you just ignored the above list, and accepted these as theological opinions (which they are) and ignored your impulse to condemn them (you're not the church), then your movement might pick up steam.

    As it is, the elephant in the room, the poison pill is V2 and the new mass.  But your list above is concerned with minor details.  You're missing the forest for the trees.
    I tend to focus on Trent because of the following: I do not consider any popes after The Council of Trent to be Anti-Popes. The first Anti-Pope after The Council of Trent was John XXIII.

    However, I do believe that Vatican I was an un-necessary and embarrassing failure which paved the way for Vatican II. Had any of the popes between 1870 and 1958 officially "concluded" Vatican I, then I would see things differently. Sadly, however, they did not and that is why Trent was the last "officially concluded and necessary Council


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    Re: The Tridentine Catholic Movement
    « Reply #5 on: Yesterday at 02:50:22 PM »
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  • Except none of these things have anything to do with Trent.  These problems arose due to V2 and people's responses to the Crisis.  Agree or disagree with them, they are logical problems that arise when the Church is leaderless.

    If you just ignored the above list, and accepted these as theological opinions (which they are) and ignored your impulse to condemn them (you're not the church), then your movement might pick up steam.

    As it is, the elephant in the room, the poison pill is V2 and the new mass.  But your list above is concerned with minor details.  You're missing the forest for the trees.
    Hi Pax, brilliant, I agree the poison pill is V2 and the new mass.” I would like to add a third here, to what you have said if I may, and suggest advocating for the proper conscretion of Russia, exactly as Our Lady of Fatima requested in 1929, Tuy, Spain.
    Which would complete what you have said, succinct.



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    Re: The Tridentine Catholic Movement
    « Reply #6 on: Yesterday at 02:51:08 PM »
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  • Except none of these things have anything to do with Trent.  These problems arose due to V2 and people's responses to the Crisis.  Agree or disagree with them, they are logical problems that arise when the Church is leaderless.
    You're right. Maybe I "jumped the gun" on this one.:facepalm:

    I guess The TCM was a bad idea. Although I do believe that The Council of Trent was the last officially concluded and necessary Ecuмenical Council.

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  • You're right. Maybe I "jumped the gun" on this one.:facepalm:

    I guess The TCM was a bad idea. Although I do believe that The Council of Trent was the last officially concluded and necessary Ecuмenical Council.
    No, it's a good idea.  A name change is needed.  In the early days of Tradition, people used to say "i'm pre-V2".  Then it morphed into Traditional catholic.  But "Tridentine" catholic emphasizes both Trent AND Quo Primum, both of which are diametrically opposed to V2/new mass.  Tridentine is much more appropriate than Traditional.

    We just need to aim our efforts at the real enemy...i.e. new rome.  All the stuff you listed as problems we Trads deal with will go away when we get a decent pope.

    p.s. "Trads" is still a useful term.  So maybe the new term is "Tri-Trad".  That will make people stop and ask "what the heck is that?".  Then you can explain that "Tri" means Tridentine.



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    Re: The Tridentine Catholic Movement
    « Reply #8 on: Yesterday at 03:51:49 PM »
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  • This is just an idea. Please think this over.

    There is a way out of the current crisis. I am trying to start a TCM = Tridentine Catholic Movement.

    The First Vatican Council was called but yet it never "officially" ended. It failed to condemn the most pernicious error of its time (and of our time): Marxism/Communism. It also set the stage for its inevitable "false conclusion" with Vatican II. Both councils are jointly resposible for the current Church Crisis.


    The TCM will consist of strict adherence to all 19 Ecuмenical Councils, with a primary focus on The Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent. The Roman Catechism will be the primary catechism used and the following positions will be deemed "heretical":

    - Rejecting the validity of the Thuc bishops (And that goes for the Palmarian clergy as well)

    - Rejecting BOD/BOB (No Feeneyites)
    - Accepting The Cassiciacuм Thesis (Totalism instead of Sedeprivationism)
    - Rejecting the 1968 Rites of Episcopal Consecration and Priestly Ordination
    - Rejecting the Non-Una cuм position
    - Accepting Post-1955 Holy Week Liturgies
    - Accepting Conclavism
    - Rejecting Pope Pius XII's 1952 Consecration of Russia
    - Rejecting the choice to be a "home-aloner"
    - Accepting the claims of "Mary's Little Remnant" and it's heretical leader Richard Ibranyi
    - Firmly adhering to the following errors: "Siri Theory", "Sister Lucia Impostor", "Geocentrism", "Flat Earth", "Young Earth Creationism", and "Natural Family Planning".
    - Refusing to acknowledge the fact that the First Vatican Council (1869-1870) was unfinished by Pope Pius IX and all subsequent popes for over 90 years until an anti-pope claimed to "conclude" it as the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965).

    While Vatican II will always be considered a false council, Vatican I will always be considered a true (but embarrassing and unsuccessful) council which led the way to Vatican II.

    This is why I believe it is imperative to be a Tridentine Catholic first and foremost.
    Good luck getting any members, you successfully alienated the entire trad population with that criteria, I doubt you'll find Catholics that agree with every single one of the stipulations you laid out.

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    Re: The Tridentine Catholic Movement
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  • Good luck getting any members, you successfully alienated the entire trad population with that criteria, I doubt you'll find Catholics that agree with every single one of the stipulations you laid out.

    He sounds like a Vatican operative!

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  • Lol you sedes are hilarious.

    love the way you just slip it in there quietly...


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  • I am trying to start a TCM = Tridentine Catholic Movement ... and the following positions will be deemed "heretical":
    And by what authority do you plan on deeming positions you disagree with as "heretical"?  What's your master plan for enforcing such views?

    Far from being a recipe for blazing a "way out of the current crisis", what you propose just amplifies the dysfunction in the trad world.

    If you want to disagree with someone on an issue that hasn't been resolved by the Church, well and good.  Knock yourself out.  But you have no right to declare anything "heretical", or condemn any person or group you disagree with unless they actually reject a clear doctrine proposed by the Church for our belief. And looking through your list, only one item (possibly two, depending on how you read it) qualifies as a question of heresy/doctrine. The rest are simply practical positions you don't like.

    The sheep want to save the sheepfold by usurping the authority of the shepherds.  A prime example of what happens when the shepherd has been struck... the sheep not only scatter, they go batshit crazy.

    I really wish people would stay in their lane and stop trying to solve the crisis.  That's God's job, not ours. 
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  • And by what authority do you plan on deeming positions you disagree with as "heretical"?  What's your master plan for enforcing such views?

    Far from being a recipe for blazing a "way out of the current crisis", what you propose just amplifies the dysfunction in the trad world.

    If you want to disagree with someone on an issue that hasn't been resolved by the Church, well and good.  Knock yourself out.  But you have no right to declare anything "heretical", or condemn any person or group you disagree with unless they actually reject a clear doctrine proposed by the Church for our belief. And looking through your list, only one item (possibly two, depending on how you read it) qualifies as a question of heresy/doctrine. The rest are simply practical positions you don't like.

    The sheep want to save the sheepfold by usurping the authority of the shepherds.  A prime example of what happens when the shepherd has been struck... the sheep not only scatter, they go batshit crazy.

    I really wish people would stay in their lane and stop trying to solve the crisis.  That's God's job, not ours.
    100%

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  • Good luck getting any members, you successfully alienated the entire trad population with that criteria, I doubt you'll find Catholics that agree with every single one of the stipulations you laid out.
    Agreed.  Furthermore, the entire suggested group would die in a matter of a couple of decades.

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  • I still think the idea of a name change is good.  "Traditional Catholic" now can mean indult, or even a conservative novus ordo.  One lady told me she was a Traditional Catholic but had never been to a latin mass.  :facepalm:  The name has lost all meaning.