Quotations
| “ | We feel like hunted Christians in the catacombs — merely because we want to celebrate the Latin Rite which the Roman Church has used from time immemorial." Hutton speaking to his local newspaper in 1975 about what life was like for Traditionalist Catholics in the years immediately following Vatican II. Quoted in Wensley Clarkson's Mel Gibson: Living Dangerously, page 43. | ” |
| “ | The greatest benefit anyone can have is to be a Catholic. You have the lifelong satisfaction of being right. But we can't go to Mass, there are no sacraments and I feel cheated." Excerpted from Wensley Clarkson's Mel Gibson: Living Dangerously, page 44. | ” |
| “ | I entered the battle to preserve our faith actively in 1971, over heresy taught in religion classes in Australian Catholic schools. I soon read the decrees and documents of Vatican II, and branched out. I hate being robbed, especially by those charged with guarding the treasury." Quoted from a 1997 letter. | ” |
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