Cardinal Burke: Catholics must ‘fight’ for Latin Mass ‘even at the cost of suffering’
Cardinal Raymond Burke recently affirmed that the traditional Latin Mass is an essential good that ‘should be allowed freely.’
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Articles tagged Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes
Cardinal Sarah suggests Church lacks authority to suppress Latin Mass
Cardinal Robert Sarah questioned whether the Church has authority to suppress the Traditional Latin Mass and urged bishops to be more open to the faithful devoted to it.
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Cardinal Burke: Synodality ‘has to be stopped’ and thoroughly reexamined
Cardinal Raymond Burke urged Pope Leo XIV to halt the synodality process, calling it ‘iniquitous’ and observing it lacks definition and historical precedent in the Church.
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Traditionis Custodes strikes again: Kentucky bishop bans Traditional Latin Mass
The Bishop of Owensboro, Kentucky, William F. Medley, directed Father David Kennedy to cease celebrating Mass according to the 1962 Roman Missal.
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Bishop Schneider meets with Pope Leo, shares proposals for ‘spiritual good of the Church’
While details of the audience remain confidential, Schneider said in May he would advise the pope to ‘confirm’ the ‘faithful in faith’ and advise a full rescinding of Traditionis Custodes.
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Cardinal Sarah celebrates pontifical vespers at packed Philadelphia basilica
The former prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments supports sacred tradition and returning to reverent liturgical practices.
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Tennessee bishop to suppress all Traditional Latin Masses in his diocese by year’s end
Citing Pope Francis' Traditionis Custodes, the Diocese of Knoxville will replace Traditional Latin Masses with Novus Ordo Masses said with Latin.
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Bishop Strickland: Remember that the gates of hell shall not prevail against Christ’s Church
'The Church is now facing extremely hard times. ... It is important for all of us to wake up and look around.'
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St. Peter’s Basilica has become scandal central under Francis
While the decision to allow the blessing of homosexual 'couples' at St. Peter's Basilica has justifiably caused scandal, this is sadly not the first time the Basilica has been the focus of controversy for following the will of Pope Francis.
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