The Hijacking of Vatican 2!

[@user-zk9nf6ki3k]

Cardinal Burke I didn't have the kind of faith development like you did in my childhood. But when I turned 50 I returned to the Catholic Church and found all the Catechism instructions through EWTN programs including my own personal responsibility to our Lord Jesus 🙏 ❤️ I thank God for all he has done for me.

[@XoScottXo]

Similar story here. Except my catechesis came from a wonderful, pious man. Who truly loves the Lord. He is with him now in heaven. Thank you Frank for all you taught me. May you rest in eternal peace with our Lord.

[@m.campbell650]

Where on EWTN? Did you have to pay for it? How does one access it? I was robbed of a good formation due to that horrible mess! I left the Church for decades and just came back in 2019. I now attend the TLM and am learning-slowly-what I should have been taught all those years ago.

[@JackieArmB]

I know what the good Cardinal means. We got a good cathechesis from the Baltimore Catechism from wonderful nuns and a priest who wreaked of holiness. God bless all of them. RIP. When I began Catechism class as a12 year old, the teaching all changed. By the grace of God, I knew it was wrong and hypocritical. There are some things in life that don't change, like truth. I refused to go back to those classes despite the chastisement from my parents. I finally found the traditional church again more than 30 years ago and have been a practicing Catholic since. I love the Catholic faith.

[@niquester4349]

What a blessing you are, Cardinall Burke! May Our Lady of Guadalupe keep you in her mantle, close to her Immaculate Heart and to the Sacred Heart of Jesus! ❤

[@ElCid48]

this was my time as well and it seems like the communists had done what the convert who when to Arch Bishop Sheen told him was working. to infuse the Church with gay practicing priest and watch them work up to ladder. the gays and the Freemasons took over with satan as their guide. which will always be the eternal loser and fallen angel who will also lose in the end again with all these deaf dumb and blind fools who think they are right. thank you Cardinal Burke and all the others who are fighting this.

[@aseeker2109]

Thank you, Cardinal Burke, for leading us in the Novena to Our Lady of Guadalupe. It is very powerful in confronting the troubled times in which we live in the world and in the Church.

[@danbuss9986]

God bless and keep you strong, Cardinal Burke! In my prayers!

[@ElizabethKautzmann]

My goodness…can you imagine his mother trusting her magnificent son to that Seminary?…thank heavens for prayer & Our Lady’s mantle 🙏🏼✝️❤️

[@joeviking61]

Cardinal Burke is a hero of mine. I am saying the 9 month Novena to Our "Lady of Guadelupe, at his invitation. The Cardinal is a National Treasure. God Bless him.

[@maureenbanks3702]

I was born in 1966. Horrible time to be born I didn't know how i was so blessed to be born into the Catholic Church but thank you Mother got showing me how to love your son! & Thank you Jesus, my Lord and Savior!

[@ellymaschinowrinn8609]

I was born in 1966 also. God blessed me with a father who grew up in the Faith and was very well catechized and a mother who was a convert from middle school and has never faltered in her deep love for God and the Church. As a result, God blessed me and my siblings with faith as well. We are all still Catholic. Praise be to Jesus!

[@debby2131]

May our Lady protect Cardinal Burke.

[@catholiclife9304]

Cardinal burke you are truly a follower of Jesus Christ and Our Blessed Mother. I want you to know I respect you and I wish I could be more like you. Viva Cristo Rey 🙏

[@MarieClaire969]

A cradle Catholic born to unwed mother in 1969 who was from a good Catholic family, but my grandmother was widowed when my mom was a teen, causing much turmoil in the family. My grandmother & uncles helped my mom raise me. I went to the same small town Catholic school as my Mom for 2 years but when she married my step-dad we constantly moved around and I went to public school after that. and even so she had me in CCD it was very poor instruction in the 70’s catholic school did not seem to teach much about our faith in the ‘70’s but I had nothing to compare it to. I eventually fell away from the Church. Strangely I ended up marrying another Catholic who was no longer practicing, somehow we were allowed to marry in the Church! (I am grateful for the relaxed rules in this case) And our priest’s name was actually Jesus, no kidding. It was a wonderful event we both took seriously. 🥰. We haven’t been good Catholics as I hoped we would, but after 17 years of a long & loving marriage but NOT practicing our faith (I did however always pray personally) we hit a rough patch when my grandmother died and my husband had a mid-life crisis. I hit rock bottom, but in this process began listening to a recording of the daily Rosary in my car several mornings per week. This led to more prayers an eventual surrender to God (not easy!) miraculously He guided me and the entire situation to save our marriage so that our marriage, I returned fully to the Church eventually and am very involved now after many years, and my husband has not fully returned but is now attending Mass with me. (Please pray for him!) He has not yet fully surrendered, and am praying it will not take a terrible crisis for this to happen like it did with me. All those years away I thirsted for spiritual knowledge and found all my information about Christianity from “educational” sources and I realize now these programs on educational/history tv are created by enemies of the faith or occultists with “strange doctrines” - these sources led me to mistrust Mary, the Church and even Jesus! We must be very wary of our sources. I am so thankful I am stubbornly persistent and God is even more so 🥰. Upon returning to my beloved Catholic Church I barely recognized it from my childhood even so that was the 70’s, I call it the peace & love era of the Church where many things became very lax, it was STILL more traditional than it has become now. Maybe they just had not implemented all changes yet in the ‘70’s. I am very fortunate to have found a more traditional parish now and have taken it upon myself to learn, and pray constantly - including lauds, the office, vespers and completed Bible in a Year. Wow! The Bible is what actually back to physical Mass during covid. AND eventually confession and communion again! (I knew better than to receive communion without confession, but confessed I had a few times over the years during my sporadic Church attendance - realize now how I depsetately CRAVED Jesus!) During my “studies” seeking spirituality before my reversion I was awoken to the very satanic NWO truth you are up against now (we all are) and it had everything to do with my realization that satan IS real and it cemented my belief in God (I was flaky before), and I recognized the Church I was born into IS God’s Church - but now what is happening is heart breaking and I know how wrong it is - I pray for you and all those fighting the good fight daily. My point was, even so the Church teachings are lacking, I am a living example of how if you still stay close to Jesus and He will still watch out for us and guide us to where He wants us, back to Him! He knows full well what all is going on, as you well know. It has been going on for some time Satanists are trying to steal the entire Church, for it’s power, and the Latin Mass is a big sacred part of it. They try to steal EVERYTHING from God for their sick/twisted purposes, knowing how powerful it all is and wanting it for themselves. we must not allow it!

[@embroidnurse]

@@MarieClaire969 ❤️

[@reeferfranklin]

I'm using the Baltimore Catechism rn to teach the Faith to my daughter, and am about to go through the Catechism of Saint Pius X, Baltimore No. 4 & the Catechism of the Council of Trent myself...between that & praying the Rosary daily I'm shifting quickly from a reluctant Protestant to a Traditionalist Catholic.

[@naty2530]

Wow, how beautiful! There’s NOTHING like desiring and accepting TRUTH!

[@the_abandoned_monastery7218]

What is this schismatic nonsense? Our tradition is a living one, not simply a snapshot in time!

[@jaqian]

Brilliant but be careful of the term "Traditional Catholic" that you don't follow some of those groups into schism.

[@reeferfranklin]

@@the_abandoned_monastery7218 and? I mentioned 3 different catechisms (published in 1566, 1885 & 1910), I suppose you'd rather I stay Protestant, I'm leaving Protestantism for the same reason I would not join a Novus Ordo parish, I don't need a Christian Contemporary Rock concert followed by TED Talk about Jesus...I need real worship, I need the liturgical legacy of my own ancestors...but go ahead and keep chasing people away from the Faith, Orthodoxy has plenty of room for them.

[@the_abandoned_monastery7218]

@@reeferfranklin the most recent catechism is good enough. I’m not telling you to join a rock concert, but you need to take heed of idolizing the past. I’m guilty myself of traveling a few minutes extra to go to a “more reverent” mass. It is “novus ordo”, but the priests are less liberal than my immediate parish. It is a struggle of mine as well, but these are the challenges that we face as Catholics in Jesus’ command to love thy neighbor as thyself. We are under the aegis of our local parish and should really be praying for those souls even if we don’t attend that parish. What the Church has reformed should not be scoffed at though. The latest catechism is what is most important because it is written according to our time. Because our tradition is a living one, we must adhere to the needs of the people at this particular moment in time, just like the Pope teaches accordingly to the current needs. Hope that helps.

[@nicolamustard7232]

I think today's priests, from what I can see, tend to be more in line with the JPII era.... Less 'liberal' and more dedicated to Truth. I don't live in the States, but in my archdiocese, the priests have been beautifully orthodox. ❤️✝️🕊️

[@user-br6ve4lz6n]

Yea I think the younger priests are more traditional. We go to two different parishes, one kind of liberal where I've heard some of the older priests make snide comments about "people who care too much about Latin" and one with a younger priest who's pretty traditional.

[@AndrewLane-pm2ro]

JP2? You mean the Pope who travelled the world (104 trips), praising every pagan religion he could find? The same Pope who publicly kissed the antiChrist Quran? The same Pope who organised the Pagan Party at Assisi in 1986? The same Pope who destroyed what was left of the Church's missionary spirit?

[@Jayce_Alexander]

@@AndrewLane-pm2ro Pagan party at Assisi? Because they held a dialogue focusing on peace between religious communities, at that time especially relevant to Catholics due to the Lebanese Civil War? 🤦‍♂️

[@AndrewLane-pm2ro]

@Jayce_Alexander Can you imagine the apostles and St. Paul praying with pagans and praising their false religions, as JP2 did? Unthinkable. Jesus gave the Church a mission - convert the whole world to Catholicism. JP2 sabotaged that mission by effectively encouraging pagans to remain pagans. He destroyed the missionary spirit of the Church.

[@annburke6705]

@@AndrewLane-pm2ro yea the same pope who is a saint today

[@joespeciale5875]

Anyone who didn’t live through the years 1962 to 1970 has no idea the total chaos,liturgical revolution, destruction and moral upheaval particularly those years. But it actually accelerated the 70s 80s and 90s. And those seeds of destruction remained, since then having grown into brambles throughout the entire Catholic Church.

[@katathoombz]

It truly was not the Council that brought problems, it was the abysmal reception and appliance of it :(

[@peaceandlove544]

Great pastor. Please interview mondesiour Ysidro Puente he presently is founder rector in Tijuana of a traditional religious order of Ecumenicas and is a full scholar that speaks many languages including arameic greek latín etc and was a young priest in Rome during Vatican 2 and has a podcast and the stories and His insight is impressive. He has followers for all over the world.

[@renabecerra-rasti2622]

I lived through this too and the Sisters of Charity who taught us catechism all left, the sense of community was gone, the library about saints and the faith gone, altars destroyed. In its place came strange folk music and odd ball Protestant like practices. Many people left the church. Kids got into drugs and hippy movement with ease, It was a very sad time for me and IMO VII was a mistake.

[@rachelkingsley668]

None of these negative things were promoted by the council- infact the documents on music promote the use of Latin plainchant as the normal music and other local music to be secondary to this. If you read the actual documents there is no way they can be used to justify what actually happened on the ground. Don’t blame the council…. It was the people who were the problem

[@anthonypicano1670]

@@rachelkingsley668 - There was no reason for Vatican II. None! The Church didn’t need to change we need to change to become more Christ like. Vatican II was a complete and utter disaster. It opened the door for those who infiltrated the Church and gave them the opportunity to make changes to begin to destroy the faith. Best thing the Church should do today is pretend Vatican II never happened and go back to Old ways! If the Church did that I guarantee the faith would once again be reborn and society would improve because of it.

[@naty2530]

@@rachelkingsley668 I’ve heard and somewhat believed this argument. However, my gutt tells me otherwise. The fruits of VII says otherwise. “By their fruits, you shall know them”.

[@Psalm_xxiii]

The effects of Vii were predicted in the prophecies of Our Lady of Good Success. Worth looking up .

[@el-sig2249]

"Mistake" is an understatement. It's a train wreck!

[@MsDormy]

I say Cardinal Burke’s wonderful novena prayer every day, and so does my non Catholic husband! May God bless Cardinal Burke and answer his prayers. 🙏

[@jacksoncastelino04]

Praying for the Restoration of Traditional Latin Mass

[@marychavez9379]

May God bless & protect you Cardinal. Thank you for your leadership in Mary's Legion. VIVA CHRISTO REY!🕸️⚖️🙏🌹👁️🔥

[@CybermanKing]

Reminder that Cardinal Burke isn’t speaking against the Second Vatican Council but rather the “Spirit” accompanied by liberal leaders in the Church who were hoping, among other things, celibacy would be optional for priests and consecrated religious. There was a huge spike in “vocations” after V2 only to crash when Pope St. Paul VI doubled-down on mandated celibacy as he was introducing (for better and for worse) the Novus Ordo.

[@nicolamustard7232]

Thank you for clarifying!

[@nicolamustard7232]

I think there were a lot of abuses and disobedience with respect to Humanae Vitae as well. I think many in the Church thought that the Catholic Church would go along with the change in the direction of the Protestant churches on this issue, and I think many were surprised (and maybe angered) by Pope Paul VI's adherence to the teachings always upheld by the Church about contraception. I heard a lot of people, my parents included, who were told that they could 'listen to their consciences' when making the decision whether or not to use contraception, rather than being firm on Church teaching. Unfortunately, we're seeing the fruits of that now. 😞

[@uverpro3598]

Get rid of celibacy & NO.

[@ignatiusjackson235]

​@@uverpro3598 nope and nope

[@kletterfreak814]

​@@nicolamustard7232 So bad?! A priest, who appeals to your conscience?! Trying to keep you from putting selfish selfsatisfaction over the will and the presents of God: Life! Really, that bad?! Or maybe who?!

[@themysteriousdomainmoviepalace]

I lived through this too and never stopped mourning the loss of the beautiful religion I grew up in. I think lots of Catholic boomers have been in mourning without knowing it. That's why we were drawn to dark things.

[@roseangela2797]

I still have my Baltimore Catechism.❤

[@efrainperez846]

At the same time, the Satan also swept so many in the world with drugs, sex and rock 'n' roll. So many souls lost. Jesus is active in the Church and asks our fidelity. The gatws of hell will not prevail aginst his Church.

[@larrytischler570]

Our Lady of Lasallette said that Rome will lose the Faith and become the seat of the Antichrist. The Remnant Catholic Church will remain. Do not be deceived by the False Prophet. They are changing the Church to the One World Church.

[@rubygamboa5532]

If Cardinal Burke would conduct and teach an online classes on Catholic Cathecism himself, I will surely sacrifice my time to take it. He must be a very good teacher.

[@bornbranded29]

I have faith that the Church will be restored to her beauty.

[@AnalogKid333]

I have a friend who went to the seminary in the 1970's. He got admonished for praying the rosary and the homos were joining like crazy with total immunity

[@phillipsmith4501]

Praying for our church the holy Latin mass and the Eucharist God bless you cardinal Burke

[@Oldparson220]

I'm a priest aged 70 I remember also how crazy things were. As liberalism crept in, the great numbers if faithful diminished. We have never recovered.

[@jessicadawnpena]

If God called me to marriage order to the convent I would not abandon my location sadly he hasn't given me a discernible one but I will never abandon our Catholic faith please pray for me

[@Heart_on_Fire1]

An interesting observation from Cardinal Burke on Vatican 2. Pray that Jesus will calm the storm with much turmoil and confusion. Jesus I trust in You!

[@PatMcAnn]

His experience is heartbreaking. The fallout continues but i pray and think its turning around The Church will prevail

[@DoctorDewgong]

90,000 nuns left after V2. Think about that...

[@mycamarotti2777]

Oh my gosh😢😢 that is absolutely horrible.

[@lydiapicano8806]

It's so sad.

[@jimmu2008]

If those nuns left over V2, what does that say about them and the formation that they had received?

[@-hi-hi-]

that they saw an inconsistency in the faith they were taught and the faith being practiced. not saying it was right what they did but imagine having your whole world turned upside down that’s one hundred percent hard

[@jimmu2008]

@@lydiapicano8806 I agree it's sad, but that doesn't make V2 at fault.

[@philippapauloneill8112]

We love you Cardinal Burke. Met you at a FLI conference in Auckland. Your story was very moving. God bless you... and thank you.

[@rebn8346]

A jeweler bought silver crucifixes from nuns for 30 dollers. He was later so disturbed. 30 pieces of silver.

[@massabielle2821]

Pray, pray, pray for prelates like Cardinal Burke: for our Blessed Mother to wrap Her Mantle around him for his protection, and to send Her Legions, along with St Michael the Archangel, to defend our priests! JMJ+ 😇

[@birddog7141]

The thing I don’t understand is one of the things that makes us Catholic is the trusting in Jesus words about the gates of hell not prevailing.. why is everyone always so concerned and always thinking our church is up to something bad. Do we not believe in Jesus anymore?

[@ninodjuras]

@MatthewBrender-lr3jkNot our actions but clergy (councils and pope) not laity, God using apostoles till this day.

[@birddog7141]

I don’t think we should do nothing I think we should pray the rest will fall into place

[@TrueChristianityWithSandra]

@@birddog7141Jesus promised the Holy Spirit would guard the Truth taught by the Church. I believe him.❤

[@MsKinzel]

Bless you Cardinal Burke!

[@treeannie8831]

Love you , Cdl. Burke! 🙏✝️❤️‍🔥🩸

[@johnchung6777]

Truly a very very brave man Cardinal Burke very faithful to our God And Lord Jesus Christ yeah Alleluia Amen Deo Gratis Hosanna and Gloria in Excelsis Deo 🐑🕊️✨🔥

[@MingMia007]

Cardinal Burke is the real deal. He never sold out to the pseudo-reformers.

[@marinacitronova8604]

Jealousy and envy is in Church very vital.

[@leekflower1]

What actually caused the turmoil because it was not the documents ....

[@caroline-9672]

The spirit of the council which was not the holy spirit but a liberal turmoil opposing spirit from you know where

[@TrueChristianityWithSandra]

@@caroline-9672Impossible. As Pope Leo IV(?) said, the Enemy would have 100 yrs to try to destroy the Church. We had some Freemason infiltration, obviously, but Jesus promised we could always trust Church teaching and Magisterium from which it came (despite scoundrels within). I believe him.

[@caroline-9672]

@@TrueChristianityWithSandra what's impossible, a bad council? A bad pope? Or both? Nobody is disputing what Jesus said.

[@TrueChristianityWithSandra]

@@caroline-9672 We’ve had several bad popes, but none “managed” to teach error. All Church approved Councils are Valid, irrespective of our opinions about how good we personally deem them to be. I don’t know if I’m communicating this very well, so forgive me for any confusion. I’m incredibly grateful we can trust the Church to never go astray. Thank you, Jesus❣️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@caroline-9672]

@@TrueChristianityWithSandra ahhh come on now, don't be in denial. Pope Francis is not doing his duty to defend the church from GRAVE errors, in fact he is promoting grave errors. Shame on him. We have to do our duty and pray for his conversion.

[@penelopecarterdougherty8575]

The council was GREAT!!! it was NECESSARY !!!!! Young, ambitious clerics were not thrilled that the POWER of the Church was being distributed. Some, like Burke, HATED that women were given more rights and equality. Yes ..... abusers of power were NOT thrilled with VAT. II .... But we Catholic Orphans and mothers embraced it all as the HOLY SPIRIT ...... As for TLM ..... way back when we TOOK Latin. for four yearsss in high school we LEARNED LATIn ..... we did not use it like a script with a costume for a showl SO happy Francis is coming down on these lunatics ..... something is sick and twisted inside them. I KnoW. I am a New York Foundling of St. Elizabeth ann Seton ........

[@annburke6705]

Well said

[@chilogutierrez695]

Its still a period of turmoil ..... I will never forget i was refused communion for kneeling

[@Dienekes678]

Was refused Holy Communion on my tongue recently. Disgraceful!

[@Paulo_Sa_Pereira]

Not only praying for the restoration of TLM but the Holy Catholic Faith

[@robertmcginness4610]

The results of my assessment below has resulted in that faithful who are holding truth are persecuted & pushed away or out, in the now much female dominated Church.

[@psychedelicpython]

I have an aunt who took her final vows prior to Vatican II. In 1969, I was 6 years old, and the aunt came to our house. My mother commented on her yellow dress and asked her if she got out of the convent because she wasn't wearing her habit. She replied "Heck no sis! We don't wear those old things anymore. Its Vatican II get with the program!" My mother was absolutely dumbfounded. I remember that like it was yesterday. Eventually my aunt married a priest who lift the priesthood, and the wedding was done in the "Catholic Church".😡

[@jcisar]

Seems a form of bigomy by your aunt and the priest taking marriage vows since both had prior religious vows. If valid marriage vows can not be dissolved, then how can valid religious vows?

[@TrueChristianityWithSandra]

Yes, freemason infiltration and innumerable abuses, but not VII. Nothing heretical.

[@dazylulu1832]

Ave Maria 🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️ God bless you Cardinal Burke

[@danjf1]

If you read the letters, etc., of Vatican II and onward, you will see that is not about Vatican II but about its implementation. The ball was dropped. Pope Benedict XVI tried to fix it, and Pope Francis...seemed to give up on the Latin Rite, which I think any who wish to worship at the TLM should be able to do so, or in Japanese, Portuguese, etc. That was one of the main foci of Vatican II. Pray for the Holy Father. Things will get better.

[@MrNonbus1]

Come on. Grow up. It has been a great blessing for millions! 🙏🏻

[@user-ik7uo4qw5t]

I respect the Catholic Church even though I am not Catholic.

[@archmdc370]

Wow.... That's all I have at this point. Memoirs of a hijacked Catholic.

[@EamonBurke]

I was born in the late 80s, and I grew up on Baltimore Catechism and TLM(FSSP altar boy, and part-time Anglican rite because they needed help). Where I live, it is gone now. The Bishops have, one by one, over time, squashed the faith and I get to hear from everyone(especially Roman Catholics) all these derogatory and slanderous things about the faith that was given to me by my forefathers. About how it is prideful and selfish, idolatrous, and "not the faith". I'm Orthodox now, because I hit rock bottom in my life and before I died, I just wanted to go to church. The Roman Catholic churches provide the same thing I can get from a Lutheran church. When I needed a lifeboat and said "I just want to go back to the instantiation of faith I had as a kid, that was my reason for living, the joy of my youth", the only one left was the EO parish I loved as a kid. Say what you want about the Greeks, they have kept their flame alight for the past 80 years while the RCC has held theirs under seige, hoping it dies of old age. They never gave me the option of struggling with my doubts about various RCC dogmas, because they want me to grab the eucharist like a cracker jack from a closeted gay man while they sing songs from the 70s. They want to focus more on some random country woman's visions than on Christ Himself and my own struggle to work out my faith. The constant refrain that this is some relic of antiquity or prideful elderly memory of "the good old days" is hogwash. I am right here. I am not even 40, I have children I am raising, and Rome has abandoned me, Rome has made it clear that it doesn't want me. I cannot give them what I was given as a boy. They want me to violate my conscience for the sake of people who will never love the church. I'm not angry, I am heartbroken, and I don't think it's going to get better. I have to be honest with myself. I was raised Rad Trad, and I agree...it *was* pretty rad.

[@AMDG_JMJ]

Your Baltimore Catechism taught you that the true Church is the one under the authority of the Roman Pontiff. Have you forgotten that truth or are you simply disobeying it?

[@kemkem81]

I don’t think this is helpful content to promote live hope and joy in the faithfuls lives … even the ominous music , why are we trying to throw people into doubt in the Church and fear and worry ???? Is this Gods way?

[@Quekksilber]

This is a critique of the so-called "spirit of the council" after the council that people used to justify all the craziness, not the council itself.

[@augustus1501]

Strange, but some time ago, I read that the original instrumentum laboris for Vatican II were scraped as soon as the council convened and new ones were drafted. When I read this, one word jumped into my mind, "Hijacked". Up until now, I had wondered if it was just me being foolish.

[@Quekksilber]

The Council itself is still free from error. The hijacking part is how people presented the council afterwards. The sedevacantist position or some of the rad-trad arguments spring from the same error as the progressive ones: the council was disruptive in its essence and intention.

[@pgman5416]

Now, we are in an excellent age for fishing. More and more people are choosing, due to our cultural decline, to revert to abstinence and celibacy but remain distracted by the noise of secularism. We may have an ocean of potential priests and sisters.

[@kensmith8152]

When truth is not there, all you’re left with is confusion!

[@sagittarius1343]

"By their fruits you shall know them..." What are the fruits of Vatican II?

[@annburke6705]

N the faith

[@d12359]

I think the title of this short should be changed to "the hijacking of Vatican II." The issue was what ppl did with the council - the media, liberal theologians and clergy. Check out Reclaiming Vatican II by Fr. Blake Britton.

[@TheProcinctu]

You are saying Modernists misinterpreted the documents they wrote themselves. Not so. 'Vatican 2' instituted new doctrine, a new religion, and altered sacraments to prove it....especially a new consecration rite, which leaves their 'clergy' phased out of Apostolic Succession. It's a new entity that is not Catholic.

[@divinecomedian2]

​@@TheProcinctu and where may we find the so-called true Catholic Church? Palmara lol?

[@Quekksilber]

@@TheProcinctu Yeah, no.

[@TheProcinctu]

@@divinecomedian2 see Bishop Sanborn and Roman Catholic Institute, Bishop McGuire and St. Gertrude the Great , Bishop Pivarunas and CMRI. There you will find validly ordained priests who took the oath against modernism and hold the true Catholic faith with the Tridentine Mass.

[@johnnytoronto1066]

I'm a layman, exactly the cardinal's age with the same youthful catechesis, and I have been on exactly the same page for fifty years. I believe the Mass reached its final perfection in 1962 and that with Vatican II the Holy Spirit shut down all further changes. Today the perfected Mass is under the patronage of St. Joseph. Think about that for a minute.

[@Quekksilber]

The liturgy will reach its final perfection in Heaven and only there.

[@johnnytoronto1066]

@@Quekksilber Split hairs and you miss the big picture.

[@Widda68]

Thank you, your holiness.

[@JayRedding12_12]

I've really got to see this entire interview.

[@Psalm_xxiii]

The effects of v2 were foretold by the prophecies of Our Lady of Good Success. And it's fully approved by the Church.

[@cynthiamatthews]

Every so often, I think the Sisters who taught our generation would crawl out of their graves if they could, just to get us back in line with the Faith.

[@emrisrex]

Vatican 2 eviscerated our church 😞

[@rianmacfarlane6990]

Saved* , the church has to evolve with the times, it always has, that's how it's survived

[@ritakay3003]

❤no no I am sorry for priests and sisters leaving

[@aligolightly7359]

Heart breaking

[@iwanhendraleonardus6407]

At least he seems to understand the kind of disaster the council bring to the Church, sadly many still defend the council and see nothing wrong with it, see that everything is good, while it has evolve itself into conciliar church with so many unaware.

[@AndrewArchibald-ei1zq]

The Catholic Church will always be the body of Christ, carried in heart of every true believer, we are the church

[@James-ll3jb]

Notice he didn't really answer the question. When he eas Bishop in Wisconsin I sat in his office to tell him about my spiritual journey and after ten minutes he'd fallen asleep. His priest assistant told me not to worry. "He may be asleep but he hears everything." I never heard back from him again.

[@AMDG_JMJ]

His Eminence is known to get sleepy like that (I've had the same experience). But, he's a good man (just very tired often due to his hard work). If you write a letter to him, I can pretty much guarantee he'll write you-- he always responds to letters, very kind man.

[@James-ll3jb]

@@AMDG_JMJ I'm sure he is. But had you grown up in that part of the world, as I did, you'd know how easy it was to to cling romantically to a fading past. Somnambulism was surely part of it.

[@paulmualdeave5063]

The poorly catechized often come out after an ecumenical council as they believe they know more about our religion than the whole of college of bishops and pope in establishing a something modeled after council of Jerusalem. We don’t see dissenters after it in Acts. We see St Paul teaching unity. There is no unity or Catholicism in dissent and disunity from the pope and college of bishops in communion with him.

[@michaelanthony4750]

The music is annoying. What he says is interesting enough.

[@ninjason57]

Gotta invoke the emotions

[@TrueChristianityWithSandra]

If you question the validity of even one Church Council, you are no longer a faithful Catholic. Anathema. Jesus made a promise: the Church (Magisterium) would be protected from teaching error. I believe him.

[@jlouis4407]

That is not a council like others it is unprecedented in many ways

[@stthomasmore4811]

Wasn't hijacked. Functioned as its architects intended. The writers were the implementers.

[@franklobue782]

I graduated 66; baptized Holy Spirit left religion / Catholic Church 50 years ago Cardinal is right

[@marybellino7927]

God bless Cardinal Burke.

[@josephnoneofyourbeeswax8517]

No one ever mentions the parts of the Baltimore Catechism that were somewhat disputed. Specifically, baptism by desire has been accepted but I do not think it has been formally declared by Rome.

[@AndrewLane-pm2ro]

Unfortunately, the Church is still in "a time of great turmoil". Welcome to the Great Apostasy. 😈 May God bless Cardinal Burke. He would make a fine Pope. ❤🙏

[@penny8all]

Thanks for the vid. Happy late birthday to his eminence.

[@user-op6eu3tt9j]

It looks like the faithful laity will have to protect the Church in the near future. We don't have to follow poor Bishops. When they reveal who they are don't go to their churches 😮

[@paulmclaughlin710]

Burke’s comments are silly. The changes were welcome who grew weary of the old mass and the bells and smells. Today we hear the texts - the words of Jesus, Paul and the Prophets and we are called to discern their meaning in our faith journey.

[@philipcollins218]

I love those little pink hats - so camp.

[@heikejohannajahns3257]

The long march through the institutions.

[@matthewsawczyn6592]

I'm no conspiracy theorist, but I absolutely believe the USSR was heavily involved somehow

[@robertmcginness4610]

There's always confusion after a Council, but the recent on coincided with an even greater Socio/ political upheaval, which the Council inadvertently opened the doors to Secularity. Abandoning,@ the same time, erroneously the long, & deeply held Held bulwark of defending the Faith, but not the Faith itself.

[@user-io9ie5cs8j]

You understand why I became a Melchizedek Priesthood Elder through the LDS church now.

[@reneburger4317]

All right, as long as your cronies keep away from children.

[@exercisethemind]

"Devil" from the Greek diabolos can be translated as "to divide" or "to throw against". In contrast, Christ called us to UNITY, "that they may all be one, as you, Father, are in me and I in you, that they also may be in us, that the world may believe that you sent me." Catholics must stay strong in our love of God and obedience to the Magesterium as expressed by Church Councils and Pope Francis. Reject the arrogance and schism of self-appointed authorities who sow division in the Church!

[@catland1566]

😢✝️❤️‍🔥

[@olmesmilani4982]

He likes to be a star and have power, but faraway of the Gospel and Doctrine of the Church.

[@ONIBlackBox]

When did this happen? Was it a response to Vatican 2 or was Vatican 2 the response?

[@robert3302]

I would like to see the whole interview, not just this snippet.

[@AnneOfNYS]

The more I learn, the more I believe I believe it would be a sin for me to remain here. That is because God opened my eyes. If someone doesn't see what I see, he or she ought not leave. But I cannot remain here. It is like hanging on to the Jerusalem Temple in 69 AD. I know I must flee. The barbarians aren't just at the gate, they control the Vatican. I don't know enough to get involved in the sedevacantism debate. However it happened, the papacy has been seized. It's 69 AD and I am fleeing the Temple in the doomed city of Jerusalem.

[@evanbiewer1762]

This is why Catholics need to return to the true Orthodox Church ☦️

[@francismcglynn4169]

Paul presents faith in the context of Baptism, from which we may conclude that the sacrament is a part of faith; that it is the fusing of my life with the whole history of God’s ways with mankind, beginning with Abraham; and the fusing of my life with the praying community of the Church, with its public liturgy. In verse 17, there follows a statement that is highly significant for us: “Thanks be to God that you, having once been slaves of sin, have become obedient from the heart to the form of teaching to which you were entrusted …” (Rom 6:17).” [Joseph Ratzinger, Co-Workers of the Truth: Meditations for Every Day of the Year, ed. Irene Grassl, trans. Mary Frances McCarthy and Lothar Krauth (San Francisco: Ignatius Press, 1992), 215.]

[@davidburke7054]

🌈😎❤️⚡🕊️

[@marypat7196]

Why is this video so choppy? Makes me wonder if it’s an AI version of different things Cardinal Burke has said.

[@electrofyed]

I am 47 and the changes I see tell me somebody lied to me. Which party lied to me?

[@DanOcchiogrosso-uj4be]

Is a faithful Catholic allowed to reject Vatican 2 and still believe in the infallibility of the Pope? Or were infallible claims made at Vatican 2? Thanks, I’m somewhat new to all this.

[@annburke6705]

Vatican 2 is valid

[@robertrimmer4841]

Let Peter rule. Burke is entitled to his opinion but not this constant white-anting. Perseveration is a symptom of dementia.