Billboard Posters Defending the Traditional Liturgy Appear on Streets of Rome
The initiative comes from an Italian group of traditional Catholics, ‘Pro Libertate Missalis.’
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Archbishop Naumann and Bishop Paprocki Speak Out in Support of Traditional Latin Massgoers in Their Dioceses
In the wake of new restrictions on the traditional Latin Mass, two American bishops spoke with EWTN’s Raymond Arroyo Thursday about how their dioceses have responded.
The End of Entitlement
COMMENTARY: With the campaign to push people of faith to the margins heating up, it’s time to get real.
Liturgical Dilemma for Diocesan Bishops
COMMENTARY: In forcing the hand of local bishops, Pope Francis has even undermined his own repeated calls for collegial and synodal administration.
Albany Diocese Limits Latin Masses Following New Guidance From the Vatican
The effect of Cardinal Roche’s rescript is still unclear, as many bishops have yet to clearly indicate what they will do next.
Perpetual Pilgrims: ‘We Want to Go Home’
An interview with a Catholic young adult on the power of tradition
Traditional Latin Mass Attendees Waiting to See Impact of New Vatican Restrictions
Msgr. Pope encouraged ‘mutual patience’ between Latin Mass goers and bishops who are trying to comply with the orders from the Vatican.
Traditionis Custodes: Cardinal Says Only Vatican Can Dispense From Certain Obligations
Feb. 21 official clarification confirms that a dispensation to use or erect a parish church for the celebration of the traditional Latin Mass in a diocese and permission for a priest ordained after July 2021 to celebrate the traditional Latin Mass can only be granted by the the Holy See.
Bishop Barron: Latin Mass is Here to Stay, But New Locations to be Chosen
The comments came after a rumor circulated on social media that the Latin Mass was being suppressed within a parish in the diocese.
Thanks to Benedict XVI, Our Wedding Mass Was Magnificent
‘What earlier generations held as sacred,’ said the late Pope Emeritus, ‘remains sacred and great for us too.’
