Vatican Prohibits Traditional Latin Mass in Bishop Strickland’s Former Cathedral
The letter suggests that four other parishes offering the Traditional Latin Mass will also be forced to halt the pre-Vatican II liturgical form.
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Pope Francis Issues Motu Proprio on Vatican Judiciary Retirement Age and Benefits
Magistrates and judges who wish to resign from office before the retirement age can only do so with the approval of the Pope.
Pope Francis Calls for ‘Paradigm Shift’ in Theology for World of Today
Citing the need to deal with “profound cultural transformations,” Pope Francis presented his dramatic vision for the future of Catholic theology in a new motu proprio issued earlier today.
Magisterium AI: A Game Changer for the Church?
The new technology holds plenty of promise, but some concerns exist.
Are Pope Francis’ Changes to Canon Law True Decentralization?
Bishop Marco Mellino, secretary of the ‘council of cardinals,’ told Vatican News that there was a substantial difference between ‘approval’ and ‘confirmation’ by the Holy See.
Two Weeks After Pope Francis’s Latin Mass Restrictions, US Bishops Continue to Respond
Some dioceses have communicated internally with their priests on Traditiones Custodes, but have not yet issued public statements.
George Weigel: Pope Francis’ Motu Proprio ‘Unnecessary’ and ‘Cruel’
Weigel argues that “in many American parishes where the Extraordinary Form has been offered as well as the more common Ordinary Form, the unity of the Church has not been impaired."
Catholics React to Pope Francis’ Sweeping Restrictions on Extraordinary Form Masses
“It’s war,” Rorate Caeli posted to Twitter immediately after the motu proprio’s promulgation.
Archbishop Cordileone: Traditional Latin Mass Will Continue in San Francisco
It seems that Traditional Latin Masses in dioceses throughout the United States are largely set to continue as scheduled, while bishops prepare responses to Traditionis custodes.
Breaking: Pope Francis Issues Restrictions on Extraordinary Form Masses in New Motu Proprio
In the motu proprio, issued July 16, the Pope made sweeping changes to his predecessor Benedict XVI’s 2007 apostolic letter Summorum Pontificum, which acknowledged the right of all priests to say Mass using the Roman Missal of 1962.
