I think you are correct, but I see in the desire for the TLM a perfectly valid desire for something solid that they can rely on. Once you have something solid you can build on it, and the conciliar Church has left young Catholics so little to build on. The TLM won't fix your problems, Jesus will fix your problems, but I am convinced that…
I think you are correct, but I see in the desire for the TLM a perfectly valid desire for something solid that they can rely on. Once you have something solid you can build on it, and the conciliar Church has left young Catholics so little to build on. The TLM won't fix your problems, Jesus will fix your problems, but I am convinced that the way to a fruitful liturgical reform is through the TLM, not over it.
I think you are correct, but I see in the desire for the TLM a perfectly valid desire for something solid that they can rely on. Once you have something solid you can build on it, and the conciliar Church has left young Catholics so little to build on. The TLM won't fix your problems, Jesus will fix your problems, but I am convinced that the way to a fruitful liturgical reform is through the TLM, not over it.