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Massimo Faggioli

@MassimoFaggioli

short thread on bishop Barron's volume on Vatican II The intention is to respond to traditionalists' assault against the legitimacy of Vatican II, which has been rampant for a few years now in Catholic blogs and the internet. Which is good. ncronline.org/news/opinion/b via

Bishop Robert Barron's 'beige' version of Vatican II

Commentary: The Word on Fire Vatican II Collection responds to the new "rad-trad" enemies of the council. But the book's extreme centrism only deepens the problem of connecting Vatican II teaching...

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@RobertEllsberg

@RobertEllsberg

Well done.

10:06 AM · May 14, 2021