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- In a significant reversal from his predecessor, Francis' decree only allows Latin Mass to be performed with the approval of local bishops and the Vatican.
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Apr 9, 2023 · The Traditional Latin Mass, long a source of sustenance for Catholics leery of the reforms of Vatican II, is now a focal point for Catholics who disdain Pope Francis. The death, in December, of ...
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2 days ago · Edward Pentin, July 16, 2021. VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis has issued sweeping restrictions to the celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass, reversing previous papal decrees that had liberalized the Mass celebrated before the liturgical reforms of Pope St. Paul VI in 1970, and urging a “return in due time” to the liturgy instituted after ...
Aug 15, 2021 · A guide to what the Latin Mass is, why Pope Francis has reimposed restrictions on the pre-Vatican II service, and how the move has angered Catholic traditionalists such as Michael Brendan ...
Jul 23, 2021 · The Traditional Latin Mass is not permitted to be regularly scheduled for Sundays and Holy Days at other parish churches, and any proposals to celebrate it require discussion with Naumann or...
Jul 23, 2021 · For most American Catholics, Pope Francis’ July 16 document “Traditionis Custodes,” which restricted the use of the 1962 Latin Missal for the sake of church unity, will have little impact.
Jul 16, 2021 · For a relatively small subset of Catholics, Sunday Mass (or, for that matter, daily Mass) is always in Latin, and it includes many of the trappings of the liturgy as celebrated before the Second...
Aug 15, 2021 · Pope Francis has restricted the use of the traditional Latin mass, shocking traditionalists. Australian archbishops are responding to the changes, with some saying they will allow Latin mass to continue while they further consider the changes.
