Controversies in Church History The Traditionalist Movement, Episode 4: Divisions, 1976-1988
Aug 27, 2021
This podcast explores the divisions within the Catholic Church after the Second Vatican Council, including the rise of conservative Catholicism. It delves into the struggles of the Society of St. Pius X in rejecting the Council while seeking recognition from Rome. The podcast discusses the formation of new priestly societies and tensions with Pope John Paul II. It also explores the efforts to bring back the old Roman rite and the controversy surrounding the traditionalist movement. The podcast concludes by examining the impact of Marcel Lefebvre's actions and the challenges faced by traditionalists.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Catholic Church Divide
01:58 • 13min
The SSPX's Dilemma: Rejecting the Council but Needing Communion with Rome
14:58 • 3min
Divisions within the Traditionalist Movement
17:44 • 10min
Divisions and Efforts to Bring Back the Old Rite
27:52 • 3min
Controversies and Concessions: The Resistance of the Traditionalist Movement
30:27 • 20min
Formation of the Fraternal Society of Saint Peter and Arguments for Excommunication
50:40 • 2min
The Impact of Marcel LeFev's Actions and the Challenges Faced by Traditionalists
52:17 • 4min