Leading Hollywood Actor Deplores Francis-Bergoglio’s Newchurch With Its Con-anizations and Loss Of the Traditional Latin Mass
From: The TRADITIO Fathers
Veteran Hollywood Actor Bill Murray Is a Traditional Catholic
He Deplores Francis-Bergoglio’s Con-anizations and “New Mess”
Although He Esteems Pope John XXIII
He Doesn’t Like His Half New “Mess of 1962”
Murray’s Parents Were Traditional Irish Catholics
His Sister Is a Traditional Catholic Nun
He Advocates Uncompromisingly the Traditional Latin Mass
And Sacred Music, Which He Says “Has an Effect on Your Brain”
Bill Murray is one of Hollywood’s leading serio-comic actors, who has starred in such notable films asHyde Park on Hudson (2012), Lost in Translation (2003), Groundhog Day (1993), What about Bob?(1991), Ghostbusters (1984), Tootsie (1982), and Stripes (1981). His latest film is titled St. Vincent.And Murray, with traditional Irish Catholic parents and a sister who is a traditional nun, is a traditional Catholic, whose traditional faith is important to him.
Murray doesn’t hesitate to speak out against the Modernist Newchurch. He criticizes Francis-Bergoglio’s Newchurch for ignoring deserving 19th-century candidates for Sainthood in order to favor the likes of JPII-Wojtyla and Mother Teresa, saying that “they’re just trying to get current and hot.” Although he has an esteem for Pope John XXIII, he criticizes the Modernistic changes to the Mass that were introduced in 1962 under him, which led to the invalid “New Mass.” Says Murray: “I disagree with what they call the new mass. I think we lost something by losing the Latin. Now if you go to a Catholic [sic] mass even just in Harlem, it can be in Spanish, it can be in Ethiopian, it can be in any number of languages. The shape of it, the pictures, are the same, but the words aren’t the same.”
In answer to the specious argument that people understand the “mass” better in a vernacular tongue, Murray disagrees. “There’s a vibration to those [Latin] words. If you’ve been in the [Catholic] business long enough, you know what they mean anyway. And I really miss the music –- the power of it. Sacred music has an effect on your brain. Instead, we get “folk songs — top 40 stuff — oh, brother!” [Some information for this Commentary was contributed by the U.K. Guardian.]
Like the simple, conventional characters that he plays so well in films, Murray has hit that one on the head. Anyone who purports to be Catholic knows what the Latin means, and the music that Francis-Bergoglio’s New Order sect panders is putrefies the mind.
Good Catholics, there are many traditional-bent Catholics in the corners. Unlike Murray, they are too cowardly to state their belief openly and directly to family, friends, and in public. Often they let themselves be intimidated into silence by heretics, infidels, pagans, and liberalist/secularists. All traditional Catholics are bound to exhibit the moral virtue of fortitude, remembering the words of Our Lord: “Every one therefore that shall confess me before men, I will also confess him before my Father who is in heaven. But he that shall deny me before men, I will also deny him before my Father who is in heaven (Matthew 10:32-33/DRV).