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Will the Tridentine Mass Be Banned / Suppressed Today and Should We Care?

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By Roger St. Jean Studio, derivation of physical copy available for auction, Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=23802107

 I heard yesterday that the banning of the Tridentine Mass may happen today.

So, whether it happens or not there has been, for decades, a hatred of the Tridentine Mass.  The "Why?" is more important than the multiple attacks against the Mass.

There have been many articles written on this and I think it can be summed as the following:

The Teaching of the Catholic Church is no longer compatible with the Tridentine Mass and what it teaches.

Now - I'm not talking about the Dogmas of the Catholic Church - just the spiritually poisonous Spirit of Vatican II that has been flooding the Catholic Church even before the Council started.

As long as the Church remains infected with this "Spirit", the Tridentine Mass and Traditional Catholics will continue to be persecuted.

We know what we have to do, pray and support the SSPX.

P^3


Liturgy and Doctrine
RORATE CÆLI: Cardinal Sandoval Sends Letter to Pope in defense of Traditional Latin Mass
RORATE CÆLI: "To God Who Giveth Joy To My Youth": Thoughts on the Growing Revolutionary Threat to the Traditional Latin Mass
RORATE CÆLI: Sign the Petition "Stop the Ban on the Traditional Latin Mass"
RORATE CÆLI: Why is the Traditional Latin Mass So Hated? - Op-Ed
RORATE CÆLI: The Game: What Now For the Traditional Mass Under Francis? - Op-Ed
RORATE CÆLI: Accept or Reject the New Mass?
RORATE CÆLI: Frontline report: New rounds in the war against tradition
RORATE CÆLI: George Galloway comes out in favour of the Traditional Mass
RORATE CÆLI: A University Student Reflects on His Discovery of and Love for the TLM
RORATE CÆLI: Institute of Christ the King’s Superior received by Pope in Audience today (Updated with communiqué: no news is good news)
RORATE CÆLI: If the Traditional Latin Mass is Banned, Many Attendees Will Simply Leave the Church

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