text: Doesn't the liturgy war problem go way beyond inclusive language and cultural translations...way beyond to the very theology of Eucharist and the sacred mysteries?  As liturgical expression varies, so does theological interpretation.  Must we have winners and losers of the "only valid interpretation"?  
  
  When Pope Francis dies, will the traditionalists not have the opportunity for liturgical comeback?  Until and unless we recognize the different ways of being/seeing/practicing Catholic...with each way as valid and separate as the East from West...until we do this, will we ever let go of all the wrangling about who is better than the other?
  
  Post-Vatican II Catholicism is NOT the same as Leonine Post-Trent Catholicism, yet they are connected one with the other and need each other.  What an example to the divided world if the Catholic Church could further embrace and accept its differences as ways we can challenge and call each other to sanctity. https://RiteBeyondRome.com