/lit/ - Literature

>>15909299
>It's almost like Christianity and "trad" are useless identifiers and only whiteness has any substance.

How did you come to this conclusion rather than coming to completely the opposite conclusion? If Catholics who love the Traditions of the Church can come from every corner of the world, wouldn't it stand to reason that it's those Traditions, the entire "Trad" idea, that has real substance, and "whiteness" is the thing that's only a meme? Half of "whiteness" is Catholic, at least. Huge chunks of the racial identity that American Whites have constructed for themselves are inherited from the Church. But Catholic identity isn't tied to racial identity so you can get neat stuff like hardcore Trads in countries like Vietnam and Poland and South Korea and Kenya.

>>15646154
The clergy have been corrupt before. They'll be reformed again, because they have been reformed before. The Church has been reformed from corruption as great as in modern times, or worse. What it's going through right now isn't any worse than what it went through in the Renaissance.

>>15516648
Because /lit/ is a Catholic board.