They Have Uncrowned Him: 30. Vatican II, Triumph of Catholic Liberalism

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🗓️ 2 April 2022

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0:00.0	Chapter 30 Vatican 2.
0:07.0	Triumph of Catholic Liberalism
0:13.0	I do not think that anyone can accuse me of exaggeration
0:18.0	when I say that the Council was the triumph of liberal ideas.
0:23.5	The preceding topics have sufficiently displayed the facts, the liberal tendencies,
0:29.8	the tactics and the successes of the Liberals at the Council, and finally, their packs with
0:36.1	the enemies of the church.
0:46.4	Besides, the liberals themselves, the liberal Catholics, proclaimed that Vatican II was their victory.
0:57.6	In his conversation with Vittorio Missouri, Cardinal Ratzinger, former Peritti of a liberal mind at the Council, explains how Vatican II posed and resolved the problem of the assimilation of liberal principles by the Catholic Church.
1:04.5	He does not say that it led to an admirable success, but he affirms that this assimilation was accomplished.
1:13.9	Cardinal Ratzinger writes,
1:15.6	The problem of the 1960s was to acquire the best expressed values of two centuries of liberal
1:23.6	culture.
1:25.1	These are, in fact, values which, even if they were born outside the church,
1:30.9	they can find their place purified and corrected in its vision of the world. This is what has been
1:37.9	done." End quote. Where was this done?
1:51.7	At the council, to be sure, which ratified the principles in Gaudium-At-Spez and Dignitatis Humane.
1:53.5	How was this done?
1:56.1	By an attempt dedicated to failure.
1:59.7	A squaring of the circle. to marry the church to the principles of
2:05.1	the revolution. This was precisely the aim and the illusion of the liberal Catholics.
2:12.8	Cardinal Ratzinger does not boast too much of this undertaking. He even judges the result with some severity.
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