从危机中获利?COVID-19大流行期间的天主教传统主义

Thomas Schmidinger
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在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,传统天主教社区能够从限制服务的主流教区吸引信徒,从而从危机中获利。此外,他们利用大流行的条件来推进一种极端保守的基督教神学流派,通过(部分地)拒绝国家强加的应对大流行的措施,并宣传对疫苗接种的批评,从而突出了教会或“激进教会”信徒的作用,这与数十年来反对堕胎和世俗主义的动员一致。本文的重点是这些团体中最大的,圣庇护十世的神父兄弟会和圣彼得的神父兄弟会。该报告主要关注奥地利,详细描述了这些团体如何利用危机来吸引主流教区的信徒,并推进他们的长期战略野心,以破坏梵蒂冈第二次大公会议后罗马天主教会的现状。
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Profiting from Crisis? Catholic Traditionalism during the COVID-19 Pandemic
During the COVID-19 pandemic, traditionalist Catholic communities have been able to draw worshippers from mainstream parishes that restricted services, thereby profiting from the crisis. In addition, they have used pandemic conditions to advance an ultra-conservative strain of Christian theology that foregrounds the role of believers in the Ecclesia militans or “militant Church” by rejecting (in part) state-imposed measures against the pandemic and propagating a critique of vaccination in line with decades of mobilization against abortion and secularism. The paper focuses on the largest of these communities, the Priestly Fraternity of St. Pius X and the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter. Focusing mainly on Austria, it details how these communities have sought to leverage the crisis to court worshipers from mainstream parishes and advance their long-term strategic ambitions to destabilize the post-Second Vatican Council status quo within the Roman Catholic Church.
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