From Hiraeth in Exile, by Chris Jackson...
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The priorities of the postconciliar hierarchy are becoming painfully obvious. Cardinal Marx can openly celebrate a new era in which entertaining women’s ordination no longer disqualifies a man from episcopal consideration. Leo XIV can obscure the traditional doctrine of marital headship without bothering to explain its apparent conflict with St. Paul and Pius XI. Meanwhile, a bishop who helped impose severe restrictions on the traditional Roman Mass receives a promotion.
Apparently, fidelity to settled doctrine is negotiable, while obedience to the postconciliar liturgical revolution remains mandatory. The irony would be amusing if the consequences were less grave. Men entrusted with defending the deposit of faith treat its teachings as subjects for endless reconsideration, yet somehow discover remarkable firmness when dealing with Catholics who simply wish to worship as their ancestors did.
The Church possesses authority to regulate ecclesiastical discipline. She possesses no authority to alter divine revelation or the sacramental constitution established by Christ. That distinction was once elementary Catholic theology. Today, judging by Marx’s enthusiasm and Rome’s appointments, it appears to require another synod.
One wonders how many more centuries of Catholic teaching must be reopened for discussion before the hierarchy remembers that its duty is to preserve the Faith rather than continually reinvent it.
(Read the entire article here: Hiraeth In Exile | Chris Jackson | Substack)
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