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I am very disappointed to see the article “Identity Crisis for the Neo-Catechumenal Way” listed here. The author of this article posts a picture, with the caption “Priest is celebrating Mass as a Jewish Passover Meal,” .
This is absolutely wrong, and grossly misleading.
This picture is NOT MASS, but from an Easter Vigil, where the faithful stay up all night long waiting for Easter morning. They are attending a catechesis about the Passover Meal, as it relates to Christianity.
Every catechesis of the Neocatechumenal Way has been approved by the Holy See.
To falsely label this picture as Mass, is calumny.
Kathy,
Your objections need to go to the blogger, not the the National Catholic Register.
And no, not every catechesis has been approved by the Holy See.
As for your other points, you need to provide evidence to support your argument, and again, not here but over at CCC.
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