Just 60 years ago, as soon as Vatican II was closed, the so-called "post-conciliar" began. On this small anniversary (1966-2026) Catholic communion had to face a second Lefebvrian schism, as a manifestation of an anti-conciliar resistance identified in the brotherhood inaugurated by Mons. Lefebvre. The conciliar experience, if viewed with the glasses of this dual schism (1988-2026) allows a not little interesting reading, which is worth drawing …
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Just 60 years ago, as soon as Vatican II was closed, the so-called "post-conciliar" began. On this small anniversary (1966-2026) Catholic communion had to face a second Lefebvrian schism, as a manifestation of an anti-conciliar resistance identified in the brotherhood inaugurated by Mons. Lefebvre. The conciliar experience, if viewed with the glasses of this dual schism (1988-2026) allows a not little interesting reading, which is worth drawing …