@WorldOverLive@EWTN All due respect to the good bishop, I think the TLMs appeal to the young is grossly exaggerated. I started the youth group at the TLM parish in SF. It has a good following. But it’s small compared to the more inclusive and less politically divisive Dominican parish a mile away.
@TaylorRMarshall It's a challenging question. Pragmatically, it makes sense. St. Augustine was a bishop for sure, but his diocese was the size of a large American parish. The problem is filling that gap between the bishop of Rome and the rest of the bishops without compromising eclesiology.
@CatholicSmark Not sure what you mean by “you guys”. As someone who left the tlm movement I have friends on both sides. Yes, so called liberal Catholics can be insular too … but not as insular as the incestuous Latin massers who are so isolated that they consider charismatics to be liberal
@AMJalsevac No one cares. Msgr Pope preaches to a conservative echo chamber of elderly millennials (who don’t know that they’re elderly yet) and boomers. He’s irrelevant.
@LaneAndrew4@dianemontagna In sorry I just don’t see it that way. Vatican I and Vatican II —- Humanae Vitae! all caused a lot of confusion in the church. I think that whether something causes confusion or wrecks feelings of peace is not a very good barometer for this kind of thing.
@RorateCaeli Posts like this confirm my decision to leave the Latin Mass cult I had been a part of for over a decade. What a bunch of silly nonsense antithetical to the Gospel of Jesus Christ the King.
@Egazeey@montfortracing Right. Praise be to Jesus Christ the King. But may the faith granted to us by this same King transform this culture such that killing people for being gay be unthinkable.
@PillarCatholic Sorry I suck at Twitter. I make boomers look like millennials. The rest of my tweet: homosexuality is punishable by imprisonment and even death. Perhaps the result of Islamic and Victorian colonial influences.
@PillarCatholic I think it’s beautiful that the faith is growing in Africa, but I’d caution against the tendency towards a narative implying that their growth is indicative of some kind of moral authority over things gay. I’d draw attention to the fact that in most parts of Africa,