Lefebvre was against changes in the church brought by which event?
First Crusade
French Revolution
Second Vatican Council
Fall of Berlin Wall
Answer
The Second Vatican Council, held from 1962 to 1965, brought about significant changes in the Catholic Church. Lefebvre opposed these changes, which included the use of vernacular languages in Mass, increased participation of the laity in liturgies, and a shift towards greater ecumenism and interfaith dialogue. He believed that these changes undermined the traditional Latin Mass, hierarchical structure, and doctrinal teachings of the Church.
The Unyielding Faith: The Life and Legacy of Marcel Lefebvre
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