Padre Peregrino (Fr. Dave Nix) Modernism Always Includes Narcissism

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Anonymous said…

Bugnini's Novus Ordo has as its source a narcissistic vision that generated both the new liturgical anthropocentrism and the other new sacraments. That is why it is turned to man and the altar must really be turned to man himself. And so today man literally turns his back on God who was kept in the tabernacle. Because altar and tabernacle were interconnected and turned to the East, whose awaited the coming of the Son of Man in his glorious coming, according to tradition. So narcissism is a kind of disturbance in one's own faith when man becomes God, even though he is not God.

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Anonymous said…

But it is good to clarify that this narcissism had a beginning, a middle until it came to an end in Vatican II. But I think the post-council is a real game-changer. After a Moses opened the waters of the sea, some still do not understand the way and continue to murmur...

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Anonymous said…

The humble example of recollection, reflection, and prayer are effective really against all unbalanced pride, as the same priest says in a previous post. The subject always needs to see the reality of himself, which he himself does not even really know. And he will see his own inability and insignificance. Thus he will receive lights in order to recognize the reality outside, for the world behaves always incoherent with reality and against God. Soon God gives grace only to the humble and disconcerts the proud, as the Mother of God also says.

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