>doctrines or dogmas of the Church directly?
No. You'll find some sedevacantists crying about it, but ultimately no dogma has been changed.
If you don't like the NO (novus ordo) mass and in the local language, you're always free to attend an FSSP parish where a Latin mass is said. :)
Yeah, the church established by Lord Jesus himself is heretical.
You could always become Eastern Orthodox, there's 23 different churches in line with Rome/Pope (aren't schismatic) that still retain their traditions.
>OP doesn't want to be a heretic
>your advice: become protestant
Get out of here, man.
>SSPX
They're good guys overall, but he could also attend a FSSP parish (same thing, in line with Rome).
Rome is working to bring the SSPX in communion with the church, so hopefully that works out!
Becoming a tinfoil Catholic isn't recommended.
See, the church can't change dogma or align with modernism.
Some of the practices such as
>abortion
>female priests
>homosexuality
>euthanasia
will never change. The only denominations that align with modernism to attract followers (which doesn't actually work) is protestants.
Have you tried a different parish? Some priests are just bad at their job.
It depends on the parish. Some priests just can't make the new mass work, it's actually quite sad sometimes.
t. evangelical pastor that formed a church in a former Dunkin' Donuts
Lord Jesus established the Eucharist and priesthood here on earth for us to follow.
You can get the same thing with FSSP.
Protestantism is a lot more liberal than the Catholic church. They'll do anything for followers.
What happened, user?