BOMBSHELL GOOD NEWS: POPE LEO’S WAY OF CORRECTING THE HORRIBLY FLAWED AND PASTORALLY INSENSITIVE TRADITIONIS CUSTODIS—THANK YOUR HOLY FATHER AND GOD BLESS YOU…

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In addition to Pope Leo’s bombshell pastoral solution, you can read a great interview with Cardinal Eijk who recently celebrated His Eminence’s first Solemn Pontifical Mass in the Ancient Ordo! More bishops need to learn this and experience what His Eminence describes. 

You can read the interview HERE!

UPDATE: Vatican News report:

Liturgy and the Tridentine Mass

Finally, the Pope addressed an issue to which he is “particularly attentive”: the growing number of communities attached to the Vetus Ordo (the celebration of the Mass in Latin according to the liturgy in use before the Second Vatican Council).

In this regard, Pope Leo XIV expressed concern that this situation could open “a painful wound within the Church regarding the celebration of the Mass,” which he described as “the very sacrament of unity.”

If the Church is a mother who cares for her children, he said, she must heal wounds and learn to look upon others “with renewed understanding and greater sensitivity."

He therefore invites the Bishops, with the help of the Holy Spirit, to seek “concrete solutions” that will generously include those sincerely attached to the Vetus Ordo, while remaining faithful to the directions of the Second Vatican Council.

A COMMUNIQUE FROM THE POPE TO FRENCH BISHOPS: BASICALLY WHAT POPE LEO IS SAYING IS WHAT I’VE BEEN SAYING FOREVERRR…IT’S NOT EITHER/OR BUT BOTH/AND. I AM CONVINCED THAT POPE LEO READS MY BLOG, OR MAYBE NOT:

BYW, THIS IS WHAT “PASTORAL” LOOKS LIKE IN TERMS OF PAPAL MINISTRY: 

Finally, dear brothers, you intend to address the delicate theme of the Liturgy, to which the Holy Father is particularly attentive, in the context of the growth of communities attached to the Vetus Ordo. It is troubling that a painful wound continues to open in the Church concerning the celebration of the Mass, the very sacrament of unity. To heal it, a fresh regard from each person toward the other, with a greater understanding of the other's sensibility, is surely needed — a regard that could allow brothers enriched by their diversity to welcome one another mutually, in charity and in the unity of faith. May the Holy Spirit suggest to you concrete solutions that would generously include those sincerely attached to the Vetus Ordo, while respecting the orientations set forth by the Second Vatican Council regarding the Liturgy.