Today, we'll start a series of three episodes, all looking at the period from the Council of Trent and the promulgation of the Missile of Pope St. Pius V in 1570, up to the Second Vatican Council.

Specifically, today we'll hone in on what's called the liturgical movement.

This was a movement for the restoration of the liturgy, renewing its discipline and broadening

the education of both the faithful and the clergy about the Mass.

In the beginnings of the movement, it had a purpose, and it started out very well.

We'll hear about the difficulties that faced the church in the liturgy during the chaotic era of the French Revolution, the spread of heresy, and more.

So what was the church's answer to these problems?

On SSpxpodcast.com slash mass, you'll be able to find all of these episodes, videos, and resources.

This is free to listen to, but please do consider a one-time or a small monthly recurring donation.

So now let's join Father Leo Anthony Hainos for episode 12, Dom Garanjay, and the Liturgical Movement.

Father Hanoz, great to have you back.

You are still at the seminary, and you are kind of home alone right now, right?

I am. Most of the priest and seminarians are in Kansas City today for the consecration of St. Vincent's.

So, great. A few of us being back still. Anyway, just kind of mining the fort.

Yeah, absolutely. absolutely well that's great

and thanks for taking the time on your uh you could have done a lot of other stuff so thanks for

spending part of it with us um and what classes are you teaching right now at the seminary

so i'm teaching uh ologetics which is uh well so it's a two it's part of a two year cycle

but we're on the first part of the cycle about divine revelation, just kind of proving the very basics of the Catholic religion.

And then also logic.

And I just started teaching Liturgy 3, which was where I followed his scars classes until he passed away last December.

And I picked it up then.

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