(Pt. 3 of 3) Heresy Hidden in the Traditionalist Movement? (TM Series) | The Simpleton Podcast

The Traditionalist Movement could result in the next Church schism.

Preferring one style of the Mass over another isn't an issue. So, what is?

In this third and final installment in the Simpleton Podcast's 3-part series on the Traditionalist Movement in the Catholic Church, Clark and Laura discuss:

• The sociological and spiritual problems found in some proponents of the TLM (Traditional Latin Mass)
• What true "pastoring" looks like
• How the heresy of Jansenism can relate to the Traditionalist Movement
• Religious rigidity and error (how to avoid becoming a Pharisee or Sadducee)
• What can be done to prevent a schism

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The Traditionalist Movement (TM) Series:

(Pt. 1 of 3) Where Did the Traditionalist Movement Come From?: https://youtu.be/OW36CmGj8e4
(Pt. 2 of 3) What's Wrong With the Traditionalist Movement?: https://youtu.be/ETErWvFqmxI
(Pt. 3 of 3) Heresy Hidden in the Traditionalist Movement?: https://youtu.be/8tZ1EvSZGOk

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