Mass for the 18th Sunday After Pentecost:
I don’t know if Traditionis Custodis had been implemented in the Diocese of Knoxville or not. I don’t think so, thus the relatively new Bishop of Knoxville is doing so.
We have seen a rash of new bishops implementing Traditionis Custodis since the election of Pope Leo XIV all the while knowing that His Holiness is studying and consulting about the more general celebration of the ancient order of rites of the Church. His Holiness also indicated that he might bring it to the synod for discussion. So no decision has been made by him. Traditionis Custodis remains in place and legislation for the Universal Latin Rite of the Church.
I thought the Pastor of the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Chattanooga hit all the right notes.
I have been a big advocate that the Post-Vatican II Mass be influenced by the reverence and precision of the 1962 Roman Missal. Don’t be Protestant! This is what the good Pastor of the Basilica is saying:
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