Latin Mass Parish in Nevada Destroyed by Wildfire
The bishop explained that he and some volunteers arrived in the hopes of recovering the Blessed Sacrament but found that the tabernacle had been completely destroyed.
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Guadalajara Archbishop to Pope Francis on Latin Mass Ban: ‘Do Not Allow This to Happen’
Though the Vatican has not issued a comprehensive ban on the Latin liturgy, the Holy See has in recent years significantly restricted its use.
Vatican Prohibits Customary Traditional Latin Mass for Pilgrims in Spain
The pilgrimage will take place from July 27–29 starting out from Oviedo.
Objective Beauty of the Traditional Latin Mass Evangelizes
COMMENTARY: As this petition, and the 1971 petition demonstrates, the Latin Mass has a curiously inclusive appeal.
Agatha Christie Letter 2.0: The Traditional Latin Mass as a Cultural, as Well as Liturgical, Treasure
COMMENTARY: The cultural argument, which apparently won the day in 1971 with Pope St. Paul VI, may be used against the TLM today.
British Lords, Celebrities Call on Vatican to Preserve ‘Treasure’ of Latin Mass
The signatories include actress and human rights advocate Bianca Jagger, author Tom Holland, musical eminence Julian Lloyd Webber, and media executive Sir Nicholas Coleridge, among others.
Pope Francis Meets With Leaders of Institute of Christ the King, a Latin Mass Group
Francis met with Monsignor Gilles Wach, the prior general of ICKSP, who was celebrating the 45th anniversary of his priestly ordination by St. John Paul II.
Kicking Butker: KC Chiefs’ Star Torched on Social Media for His Graduation Speech
Mainstream media critics of Butker’s Benedictine College address went after him for what he said — and what he didn’t say.
French Canonist Questions the Legality of Mandating Priests to Concelebrate the Mass
Is mandatory concelebration coherent with the Second Vatican Council and canon law?
Pope Francis Meets FSSP Head, Confirms Right to Celebrate the Traditional Latin Mass
The FSSP was established on July 18, 1988, as a society of apostolic life of pontifical right by the Holy See, a canonical status that was granted by Pope John Paul II.
