French Canonist Questions the Legality of Mandating Priests to Concelebrate the Mass
Is mandatory concelebration coherent with the Second Vatican Council and canon law?
Is mandatory concelebration coherent with the Second Vatican Council and canon law?
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.
The Archbishop of Westminster said he realized his decision would ‘disappoint some people’ but that he had to ‘keep the wider picture in view.’
More than 1,000 pilgrims gathered in the Eternal City Oct. 27-29.
The vast sanctuary construction project of a community described as "traditionalist" in the South of France has been the subject of intense dispute for the past five years.
Among the main provisions of Traditionis Custodes is that the bishop must be the one who authorizes the celebration of the Eucharist with the 1962 missal.
Initiative organizer says they will ‘continue for years to come, if necessary.’
The new documents were only made available to the House Judiciary Committee. The FBI has requested that the committee not disseminate the documents without consulting it first.
Although shrines are not subject to the specific restrictions introduced by Pope Francis in 2021, Bishop Peter Collins has not granted permission for traditional Latin Masses to be celebrated in Walsingham, England’s national shrine.
Two French Catholic writers analyze how Traditionis Custodes is fueling a Traditional Mass movement among young Catholics
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