connected from the liturgical celebration of the community.

So for us, it doesn't make any sense to have Eucharistic adoration

divorced from the actual full-on liturgical service.

And that's why there's so many things that what tradcats think is,

quote, TradCat Catholicism is actually just a Latin medieval

or a post-identine development.

The ancient church didn't do that because they didn't separate communion or the reverencing

of the gifts from the entire liturgical celebration, which includes the entire community.

Yeah.

All right.

Well, thanks for your answer.

I mean, are you aware that like that didn't occur in the first thousand years?

Oh, yeah.

No, absolutely.

It's a development within the church.

But obviously, as Roman Catholics, we would see that as completely valid as a part of

this beautiful process that

God has put into place.

How is theology a process

when we're told in the canons

of the ancient councils that

theology is not a process that doesn't

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