Controversies in Church History The Traditionalist Movement, Episode 2: "Disobedient People," 1964-1974 (Pt. 2)
Aug 9, 2021
The podcast explores the traditionalist movement's efforts to preserve the old Roman liturgy after the new Roman missal was introduced in 1970. It discusses the emergence of traditionalist movements in Europe and America, the critics of the post-consilior church, and the organizational support for the traditionalist movement. The podcast also delves into the critiques of the Catholic Church and Anglican reforms, the power dynamics between bishops and traditionalists, and a debate on the authority of the pope.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Emergence of Traditionalist Movements in Europe and America (1964-1974)
02:17 • 3min
The Remnant and Critics of the Post-Consilior Church
05:03 • 3min
Organizational Support for Traditionalist Movement in the Church
07:41 • 5min
The Organizations and Voices of the Traditionalist Movement, 1960s-1970s
12:33 • 3min
Critiques of the Catholic Church and Anglican Reforms
15:10 • 7min
The Power Dynamics Between Bishops and Traditionalists
22:35 • 17min
Debate on the Authority of the Pope
39:51 • 12min