The popular narrative says Vatican II broke up the centralized, monarchical Church of the pre-Conciliar era. Paul VI set aside the tiara, the bishops gained Episcopal Conferences, and the Church was graced with collegiality and active participation. But what actually happened?
In this video, I look at the evidence and argue that the Church today is more centralized than at any point in her history.
đź“– For more on the reformers' campaign against private confession, see my series at New Liturgical Movement: https://www.newliturgicalmovement.org...
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