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'''Traditionalist Catholicism''' is a [[religious]] movement that has been in existence since the [[Second Ecumenical Council of the Vatican]] in 1962. Traditionalist Catholics reject the changes made in the Church by Vatican II and support a return to pre-Vatican II liturgy and/or theology. The largest of the Traditional Catholic societies is the [[SSPX]]. | '''Traditionalist Catholicism''' is a [[religious]] movement that has been in existence since the [[Second Ecumenical Council of the Vatican]] in 1962. Traditionalist Catholics reject the changes made in the Church by Vatican II and support a return to pre-Vatican II liturgy and/or theology. The largest of the Traditional Catholic societies is the [[SSPX]]. | ||
| − | Some traditionalist Catholics reject the papal successions since either 1958 or 1962. | + | Some traditionalist Catholics reject the papal successions since either 1958 or 1962. [[Sedevacantism]]. |
[[Category:Catholic Church]] | [[Category:Catholic Church]] | ||
Revision as of 11:26, January 13, 2020
Traditionalist Catholicism is a religious movement that has been in existence since the Second Ecumenical Council of the Vatican in 1962. Traditionalist Catholics reject the changes made in the Church by Vatican II and support a return to pre-Vatican II liturgy and/or theology. The largest of the Traditional Catholic societies is the SSPX.
Some traditionalist Catholics reject the papal successions since either 1958 or 1962. Sedevacantism.