Easter Duration Exposes Liturgical Revolution’s Core Error

The EWTN article’s clinical description of Easter’s duration in the post-conciliar “Ordinary Form” versus the “Extraordinary Form” meticulously documents the rupture while failing to recognize it as the apostasy it is. By presenting the 50-day Easter season of the Paul VI missal and the 51-day Paschaltide of the traditional Roman rite as merely alternative, equally valid “stages” and “seasons,” the article normalizes the destruction of the Church’s liturgical lex orandi, which is the lex credendi. This is not a matter of optional piety but of the very worship due to God, which the modernists have deliberately mutilated.