Click on the above image to read a Google translation of the article. This loss of faith is clearly one of the results of the Pontificate of Pope Francis. That his critics are faulted for calling him the “Destroyer of the Church” is perhaps the most unjust criticism leveled against them.
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No surprise there. I’ve been missing from Church since the Pachamama “mass” — I feel uncomfortable when they say “in union with our pope Francis” I am not in union with any man of his ilk. Sorry. Hungarians suffered a lot under the Russian boot. I can understand those not going to Mass.
Please try finding a Traditional Latin Mass, at least you can worship there in peace.