Rolling back the clock:
The St. Pius X Society is a traditionalist group whose 600 priests and 400,000 adherents represent the far right of the world’s one billion Catholics. It was founded in 1970 by a French archbishop, Marcel Lefebvre, in staunch opposition to the modernizing reforms of the Second Vatican Council, also known as Vatican II, including its commitment to ecumenicism, the celebration of Mass in the language of the worshipers, and a greater role for laity and women.
As pope, Benedict has made reaching out to the society an important personal cause, and the Vatican views any reconciliation as an internal matter. Yet in revoking the excommunications, some say he has given another sign that he may be rolling back Vatican II reforms, though he has denied such fears in the past.
Nothing like the man one step down from GOD throwin his support behind the most radical part his church. Why anyone donates money to the church or sets foot in one these days is beyond me. How can someone actively persue their “faith” when their leader does stuff like this?
Oh wait I know, it’s called believing one thing, doing another, ignoring the rest that doesn’t fit your way of life, not caring what the leaders decide or what Jesus would really do and actually doing something about it.
shorter version, being a sheep.