Cardinal Raymond Burke has raised alarm over recent restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass, claiming they amount to a form of persecution by the very heart of the Church—the papacy itself. What does this mean theologically?

In this video, I explore the deep implications of Cardinal Burke’s statement. If the papacy can be perceived as suppressing the Church’s liturgical heritage, what does that say about authority, unity, and fidelity in the Catholic Church today? Can the faithful resist ecclesial directives? What does this mean for our understanding of the indefectibility of the Church?

Join me as I map out the theological terrain, ask serious questions, and consider the possible consequences of this growing tension in the life of the Church.

Cardinal Burke: The Papacy is Persecuting Faithful Catholics | My Thoughts