Monday, May 14, 2007

Return of the Traditional Latin Mass Soon - in May?

Here we go again...
Pope set to bring back Latin Mass in face of opposition

The Pope is going ahead with plans to bring back the traditional Latin Mass in spite of objections from German bishops, sources have told The Times.
Sources? Hmmm, do they give us an indication of when this will be?

In Brazil last week the Pope made clear his conservative sympathies, emphasising that there could be no relaxation on the Church’s teaching on sexual ethics and abortion.

In a private audience with one leading traditionalist, Alice von Hildebrand, Pope Benedict said that he intended to publish the permission to celebrate the 16th-century rite this month.

This month? Great!

It could also include an “opt-out clause”, allowing bishops to prohibit it at a local level, which would placate both the German and the modernist French bishops.
Isn't "Modernism" still considered an heresy?

Mrs von Hildebrand, 83, an author and lecturer who lives in the US, told The Times: “I know that the Pope favours the Tridentine Mass very, very much. I asked him if there was any chance that the permission would be given. He said it would be given in May.”
Is everyone ready to hold his/her breath? We have 17 more days! Go!


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