Here is a response to this annual act of betrayal.

http://www.dailycatholic.org/issue/05May/may20foa.htm

  Sorry to be such a drag, but Its time to admit that the Catholic Church as we have known it , is finished. It is not the place to send anyone who wishes to save their soul. I am just a Joe nobody, but I  am just going to get my pre vatican II missal, and say the prayers at home, or the home of other like minded Christians. Its back to the Christocentric Catacomb church.

   After reading St. Pius X's catechism which mentions the four sins that cry out to Heaven for vengeance, this seems to be the time in history which forces the hand of God in a global chastisement. When the Global elite plan to depopulate , impoverish and enslave everyone on the planet, there has to be a response of Christian resistance to evil, not cooperate with evil! Salvation is through Jesus Christ, not the United Nations, the ѕуηαgσgυє or Hindu temple.

Take care,

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Ephesians
5:6     

Let no man deceive you with vain words. For because of these things cometh the anger of God upon the children of unbelief.
5:7    

Be ye not therefore partakers with them.
5:8    

For you were heretofore darkness, but now light in the Lord. Walk then as children of the light.
5:9    

For the fruit of the light is in all goodness and justice and truth:
5:10    

Proving what is well pleasing to God.
5:11    

And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness: but rather reprove them.

Other Traditional Catholics speak of the Church's need to get back on track and so forth, as though Holy Church could get off track.

Technically, this kind of talk is a theological abomination. We shouldn't speak of the Church's having defected and of a consequent need to go back to the catacombs and so much more in that vein.

But even the more theologically savvy and cautious speak about this "crisis" in terms of mystical analogies which pretty much amount to the same thing. The Church is like Jesus, we hear, and Jesus was nailed to the cross and then died and was put in a tomb, and now His Church is on the cross or dead in the tomb (waiting to rise again on the third day or in the third century after the close of Vatican II....)

Dead is not so different from defected. Saying mystically and parabolically that the Church is dead like Jesus was on Good Friday is just a way to avoid the the embarrassments of how to theologize correctly about what in tarnation happened over there in Rome back in the early 1960s.

"In many things we all offend."

The proper way to talk about Vatican II and what and where the Church now is has yet  to be hammered out. There is, of course, THE great divide among Catholics who call themselves Traditional. But even on both sides of that divide there is no end of dispute as to this and that apparent contradiction in the way the other guy attempts to dot all the dogmatic and canonical I's in his account of Vatican II and the Vatican II popes and the Church's relationship to them.

We shouldn't be so quick to cast the other guy into the outer darkness as stupid or insane or bad when he is obviously floundering and flailing and just trying, or mainly trying, to flee the corruption of the New Pentecost. It's when people start getting smug and foxy and so very correct and technically impeccable, when they start saying that Vatican II wasn't so bad after all etc... that we should really get our dander up.

But if you're going to say dumb things about Our Lady of Fatima and the 1870 Vatican Council other Catholics are going to slap you down.