Michael Davies and the Vatican II Liturgy

Did the liturgical reforms of Vatican II unintentionally undermine Catholic faith? Michael Davies' book, "Liturgical Time Bombs in Vatican II," certainly thinks so, arguing that changes in Catholic worship have had a destructive effect1 .... This podcast unpacks Davies' explosive claims, exploring topics like the genesis of the liturgical movement2 ..., the debates surrounding the Council of the Periti7 ..., and the introduction of the Novus Ordo Missae14 . Was the traditional Roman Rite destroyed6 ...? Have these liturgical shifts led to a pastoral disaster7 ...? Join us as we investigate these critical questions through the lens of Michael Davies' influential work.This podcast critically examines Michael Davies' "Liturgical Time Bombs in Vatican II: The Destruction of Catholic Faith through Changes in Catholic Worship." Davies contends that the liturgical reforms implemented after Vatican II were "time bombs" with devastating consequences for the Catholic faith6 . We will dissect Davies' analysis of the imposition of the New Rite of Mass7 , the omission of the term "Transubstantiation"7 ..., the emphasis on "Active Participation"7 ..., and the influence of Protestantism on the Mass7 .... We will also discuss his concerns about the abolition of Latin7 ... and the resulting loss of faith7 .... Prepare for a deep dive into a traditionalist critique of the post-conciliar liturgical changes.

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