Controversies in Church History The Traditionalist Movement, Episode 3: Rebel Priests, 1964-1978
Aug 20, 2021
This podcast explores the resistance of priests to changes in the liturgy after Vatican II. It discusses the destruction of the Roman Rite, secret masses held by traditionalists, and the arguments about the Pope's authority in making changes. The podcast also covers the resistance of priests in Normandy and Brazil, the implementation of reforms, and the takeover of a church in France by traditionalist priests. It provides background on Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre and the founding of the Society of Saint Pius X, and highlights the role of Ana Balblinini in the traditionalist movement.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Changes in the Liturgy: Destruction of the Roman Rite
02:28 • 13min
Resistance and Secret Masses
15:34 • 13min
Traditionalist Arguments and the Pope's Authority in Making Changes
28:51 • 1min
Resistance of Priest Normandy and the Diocese of Campos in Brazil
30:17 • 5min
Implementation of Reforms and Debate on the Latin Mass
35:08 • 2min
The Takeover: Traditionalist Priests Seize Control
37:36 • 15min
The Founding of the Society of Saint Pius X
52:54 • 9min
The Formation of the Society of St. Pius the 10th
01:02:17 • 18min
The Interrogation
01:20:07 • 18min
Intervention and Separation: The Role of Ana Balblinini in the Traditionalist Movement
01:38:07 • 2min