tkinias,
@tkinias@historians.social avatar

AP story on the reactionary momentum in U.S. Catholic dioceses <https://apnews.com/article/catholic-church-shift-orthodoxy-tradition-7638fa2013a593f8cb07483ffc8ed487>.

The thing that’s got me thinking is how this movement ties, on the one hand, things like Latin and incense, and on the other, hard-line doctrinal rigidity and broadly right-wing politics.

I’m actually curious, though, if there is a place for Christians who want a liturgically rich service (yes to Latin and incense) but more progressive politics (yes to Liberation Theology, say?).

PeterWyrm,
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@tkinias Interesting thought. Maybe I would still be a Catholic if there were such a place. (Although that’s simplistic: the bells and smells weren’t that important to me, and my growing agnosticism was the real issue.)

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