Austria: The Arrival of the “Do-It-Yourself” Mass
Picture ~ Austrian Catholics Austria: The Arrival of the “Do-It-Yourself” Mass A lay Mass in Austria. This has become the cause for an open clash between Austrian Catholic dissidents and the Holy …More
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Austria: The Arrival of the “Do-It-Yourself” Mass
A lay Mass in Austria. This has become the cause for an open clash between Austrian Catholic dissidents and the Holy See after the announcement by the ultra-progressive movement “We are Church” that it intends to promote in the country liturgical ceremonies in which laypeople act as priests, praying and simulating the celebration of Mass.
"We are Church” is the real engine of dissent in Austria.
The movement is important because of its numbers and influence in the country. It rose from the ashes of the Hans Hermann Groër case, Schönborn's predecessor in Vienna.
It was in response to the accusations of pedophilia against Groër that some Catholics in Innsbruck and Vienna wished to react, by drafting the famous “Appeal of the People of God”, an agenda for the hierarchies of the Church with precise points.
Since 1995, the Appeal has been signed by more than two and a half million people. Initially, it even …More
Austria: The Arrival of the “Do-It-Yourself” Mass
A lay Mass in Austria. This has become the cause for an open clash between Austrian Catholic dissidents and the Holy See after the announcement by the ultra-progressive movement “We are Church” that it intends to promote in the country liturgical ceremonies in which laypeople act as priests, praying and simulating the celebration of Mass.
"We are Church” is the real engine of dissent in Austria.
The movement is important because of its numbers and influence in the country. It rose from the ashes of the Hans Hermann Groër case, Schönborn's predecessor in Vienna.
It was in response to the accusations of pedophilia against Groër that some Catholics in Innsbruck and Vienna wished to react, by drafting the famous “Appeal of the People of God”, an agenda for the hierarchies of the Church with precise points.
Since 1995, the Appeal has been signed by more than two and a half million people. Initially, it even …More
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Like all heresy the above event is banal even as it celebrates its blasphemy. This is 'worship-us' liturgy, centred on human beings (they'd object to 'man') rather than on God. Likewise with the group in Austria and their kin in Ireland: cut off from God's plan they descend into banal self-worship. It is the same path that the devil took.
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This looks like a very poorly done play. 