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1. While there are riches still to be discovered from Vatican II the Vatican is not remotely interested in discovering them, not only that it will do all in its power to stop anyone else from discovering them.
   In fact in another generation Vatican II will be but a memory and the pre-Vatican church will continue on its way to becoming totally out of touch with, and irrelevant to, the modern world.

   Posted By: Bernie Moore

2. Three cheers for Cardinal Kasper for speaking out fearlessly about Vatican II and its unfulfilled promises. May he long continue to speak the truth! I hope to live long enough to see the Curia reformed and witness the collegiality of bishops become a reality and to experience real consultation of the laity. However, I probably should not hold my breath!

   Posted By: Rob Brian

3. Many pre Vatican II treasures need to be rediscovered and re-implemented. Vatican II robbed the church of our wonderful traditions.
   God bless Benedict XVI for moving back to a more traditional form of worship and I pray that he has many more years to implement changes.

   Posted By: David Rabe

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