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I was one of the 65% though I'm not clear from what exactly is no longer allowed. I guess there has been a revival in Latin Mass in the USA especially. They say most either don't know or don't mind the restrictions
It looks like, of the small number that knows AND cares about the restrictions 25% more people disapproved.
I guess it was a move toward unity and they don't want any subgroups breaking off with their own particular version
"Francis’ decision requires priests currently using the traditional Latin rite to “request authorization from their bishop to continue doing so,” according to Catholic News Service. The new rules also require bishops to “determine if the current groups of faithful attached to the old Mass accept Vatican II,” and forbid bishops from authorizing “the formation of any new pro-Latin Mass groups in their dioceses,” The Associated Press reported."
https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-ta...s-new-restrictions-on-traditional-latin-mass/
Does anyone here attend Latin Mass? Will this affect your local Mass in any way? My Parish only does a Latin Mass on certain occasions so I don't think we would be affected.
I wonder why it wasn't bigger news? Because some see it as unifying and some see it as an erosion of traditional Roman Catholicism. I thought people would be talking about it but most don't even know.
It looks like, of the small number that knows AND cares about the restrictions 25% more people disapproved.
I guess it was a move toward unity and they don't want any subgroups breaking off with their own particular version
"Francis’ decision requires priests currently using the traditional Latin rite to “request authorization from their bishop to continue doing so,” according to Catholic News Service. The new rules also require bishops to “determine if the current groups of faithful attached to the old Mass accept Vatican II,” and forbid bishops from authorizing “the formation of any new pro-Latin Mass groups in their dioceses,” The Associated Press reported."
https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-ta...s-new-restrictions-on-traditional-latin-mass/
Does anyone here attend Latin Mass? Will this affect your local Mass in any way? My Parish only does a Latin Mass on certain occasions so I don't think we would be affected.
I wonder why it wasn't bigger news? Because some see it as unifying and some see it as an erosion of traditional Roman Catholicism. I thought people would be talking about it but most don't even know.