God gave us an intellect, and He expects us to use it.
Catholics naturally want to trust the Pope and the bishops. That desire comes from a place of faith and love for the Church. But blind trust is not the same as faithful obedience.
When we examine the reforms following the Second Vatican Council and the Novus Ordo, serious questions arise, especially when these changes are compared to the long tradition of the Church.
This clip explores the tension between authority, reason and tradition, and why Catholics must think clearly, faithfully, and honestly about the state of the Church.
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