Francis to Catechists: Vatican II is the Magisterium of the Church and non-negotiable – Novus Ordo Watch

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Not sure what you mean by you can't get into it. The thing is, the congregations doesn't perform the mass. The priest does. Yes, the congregation assist at mass by praying and of course receiving communion, but that's it. None of this singing, clapping, and holding hands. That's protestantism. Part of the reason the priests face ad populum, why the altar rails were removed, why women, men, and children are in the sanctuary next to the priests, why you have "eucharistic ministers", why there is this protestant call and response in parts of the mass, why the choir is singing parts of the mass, why men and women are lecturing, etc. is to destroy the priesthood. Only consecrated hands can touch the host. Only priests, deacons, altar servers can go up into the sanctuary. Laity are not supposed to go pass the altar rail. Only the priest and altar servers say the mass. They have blurred the lines between the laity and the priest. The novus ordo "mass" will continue to evolve. VII was just the beginning. The novus ordo churches built after VII don't even resemble Catholic Churches. They are built around the belief of man being the focal point. One of the worst things is that the tabernacle is usually off to the side or nowhere to be found in most novus ordo churches. When they created the novus ordo mass, they had 6 protetestant ministers to help them at VII council. There are many striking similarities to what the protestants during the reformation did with the mass vs the novus ordo mass.

One thing I forgot to mention is that Paul VI changed the rites of ordination in 1968 so the priests and bishops ordained in this new rite are doubtfully valid. The sacrament of baptism also comes up because you have modernist heretics not correctly baptizing people. For a sacrament to be valid it must have the proper form, matter, and intention. If any of that is missing or faulty the sacrament is not valid. This is also the reason many novus ordo "masses" are very doubtful much less valid.

Here is an interesting article on the ordinations: https://novusordowatch.org/wp-content/uploads/purging-priesthood.pdf

Not sure what you mean by you can't get into it. The thing is, the congregations doesn't perform the mass. The priest does. Yes, the congregation assist at mass by praying and of course receiving communion, but that's it. None of this singing, clapping, and holding hands. That's protestantism. Part of the reason the priests face ad populum, why the altar rails were removed, why women, men, and children are in the sanctuary next to the priests, why you have "eucharistic ministers", why there is this protestant call and response in parts of the mass, why the choir is singing parts of the mass, why men and women are lecturing, etc. is to destroy the priesthood. Only consecrated hands can touch the host. Only priests, deacons, altar servers can go up into the sanctuary. Laity are not supposed to go pass the altar rail. Only the priest and altar servers say the mass. They have blurred the lines between the laity and the priest. The novus ordo "mass" will continue to evolve. VII was just the beginning. The novus ordo churches built after VII don't even resemble Catholic Churches. They are built around the belief of man being the focal point. One of the worst things is that the tabernacle is usually off to the side or nowhere to be found in most novus ordo churches. When they created the novus ordo mass, they had 6 protetestant ministers to help them at VII council. There are many striking similarities to what the protestants during the reformation did with the mass vs the novus ordo mass. One thing I forgot to mention is that Paul VI changed the rites of ordination in 1968 so the priests and bishops ordained in this new rite are doubtfully valid. The sacrament of baptism also comes up because you have modernist heretics not correctly baptizing people. For a sacrament to be valid it must have the proper form, matter, and intention. If any of that is missing or faulty the sacrament is not valid. This is also the reason many novus ordo "masses" are very doubtful much less valid. Here is an interesting article on the ordinations: https://novusordowatch.org/wp-content/uploads/purging-priesthood.pdf

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