In 1992 Ratzinger Wrote in the French Preface to Gamber's Book Trashing the New Order That the Novus Ordo Service of 1969 Was a "Fabricated Liturgy"
In 2007's Summorum Pontificum He Now Claims that They Are One and the Same
Even a Simpleton Can See What a Fabrication of His Own Benedict-Ratzinger Is Making!
Are you getting the idea the Benedict-Ratzinger is making up his teaching as he goes along? He is quickly earning the reputation of being "The Flip-Flop Pope." The latest proof is his Great "Motu" Mass Hoax, in which he contradicts statements on the history of the Mass that he made just 15 years ago.
In 1992 Ratzinger wrote a preface for the French edition, La Réform du Rite Romain, of Msgr. Klaus Gamber's 1979 Die Reform der Römischen Liturgie: Vorgeschichte und Problematik [The Reform of the Roman Liturgy: Its Problems and Background]. Gamber, highly praised as a liturgical scholar by Ratzinger at the time, wrote his book ten years after the introduction of Freemason Bugnini's New Order service in 1969 and absolutely devastated all the Novus Ordo frauds: a turned around table as an altar, Mass turned toward the congregation, the phony "Hippolytan" canon, the Aramaic ruse on the words of consecration, and many others. Ratzinger wrote at that time:
What happened after the [Vatican II] Council was something else entirely: in the place of liturgy as the fruit of development came fabricated liturgy. We abandoned the organic, living process of growth and development over centuries, and replace it -- as in a manufacturing process -- with a fabrication, a banal on-the-spot product.
In 1992 Ratzinger was clearing saying that the Novus Ordo service had no historical connection or resemblance to the Traditional Latin Mass that preceded it. The Novus Ordo service, Ratzinger then said, was a "fabrication" (the same word in his French as in English), the very word that the TRADITIO Network has consistently used of the Novus Ordo Protestant-Masonic-Pagan service.
On July 7, 2007, in Summorum pontificum Benedict-Ratzinger did a volte-face, an about face, so brazen that it reminds us of the pagan Roman god Janus, who was depicted as having two faces turned opposite one another. Here is what he says in 2007:
It is not appropriate to speak of these two versions of the Roman Missal [1962 and 1969] as if they were "two Rites." Rather, it is a matter of a twofold use of one and the same rite.
Confronted with these two entirely contradictory statements about the history of the Mass, showing up Benedict-Ratzinger to be Janus-faced, we Fathers here are having trouble keeping a straight face! The Great "Motu" Mass Hoax is really quite laughable, especially since it has caught so many of the ignoscenti "talking-heads" so flat-footed, aptly to mix a metaphor.