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Just to update you – the Cardinal “presided” at the Mass but did not celebrate it – essentially the High Mass took place in his presence. It was overwelmingly moving and an extraordinary experience. There were photographers so I suspect it will appear in the Scottish catholic press.
Nonetheless, this is a very happy development. When the top guy
celebrates or presides, that action sends a very
powerful message. Tom
Astonishing. When they were appointed, people thought Conti was the traddie and O’Brien the squidgy
liberal. O’Brien has been a lion in opposing the culture of death – suffering vicious personal attacks
from the UK press in the process.
Is this bishop the one whom tradition-minded Catholics knew to be one (more) of John Paul II’s blunders?
It was absolutely wonderful. I couldn’t stay for the talk afterwards, but will ask around.
I’ve just seen your post on Abp. Conti; quite upsetting after tonight.
It was the Cardinal who dissented from church teaching before he was named cardinal and Conti who was the defender of the magisterium.Then JPII made the cardinal elect publicly proclaim his belief in what he had previously denied and he received the cardinal’s hat and has ever since a Athanasius in defendin those same teachings.It shows we cannot always judge the inner man by what he does exteriorly.This is a remarkable reversal in regards to both men.I was upset that JPII named O’Brien rather than Conti but the Pope was right.
I very much wanted to be there last but had other commitments. The weekly Traditional Latin Mass in Edinburgh has really grown in popularity. Sadly, there is less warm feeling towards the 1962 Missal in my own home of Glasgow…
I have always thought that cardinals are of the Holy Roman Church, not of St Andrews and Edinburgh. In any instance a wonderful news, though.
(I know, I know…)
A friend of mine stayed for the talk and her comment was, “the Church is safe in his hands”.