Today, Leo XIV praised the liturgical reform after Vatican II as it made liturgy “more accessible”. And: The Novus Ordo is “firmly rooted in the living tradition of the Church”.
And, furthermore, in my church (tlm) the faithful particpate actively in the responses and chants, xhich are, of course, in Latin and according to the Gregorian melodies desired by V2. Where's the problem in that???
Today, Leo XIV praised the liturgical reform after Vatican II as it made liturgy “more accessible”. And: The Novus Ordo is “firmly rooted in the living tradition of the Church”.
Indeed. If the liturgy is more accessible, why aren't more people accessing it 
A disturbing incident occurred during Sunday Mass at Holy Family Church in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, where a woman disrupted Communion by grabbing and dropping the vessel used for intinction, spilling some of the Precious Blood.
Communion by intinction should be an extremely rare thing. It's just something to appease modernists...return to obligatory communion on the tongue.
Liturgical Abuse: Let Catholicism Look Catholic
There’s a post circulating online about a recently ordained Catholic priest in the Philippines, and honestly, the criticism being directed at him raises a much bigger question than the vestments themselves.
The priest was photographed wearing what many Catholics would recognize as traditional Roman vesture: a fiddleback Roman chasuble, a beautifully decorated laced alb, a maniple, and a biretta. And apparently, this was enough for someone to become seriously concerned. Not because the priest was changing the words of the Mass. Not because he was inventing his own Eucharistic Prayer. Not because he was adding random songs, clapping, dancing, theatrics, or turning the sanctuary into a stage. No. The concern was that he was wearing traditional vestments.
And somehow this became a discussion about liturgical abuse.
Really?
We need to stop for a second and ask ourselves what exactly we mean when we use the term “liturgical abuse.” Because if …
Remember....Is your alb on back to front...?
the-hermeneutic-of-continuity.blogspot.com/2007/1…
(pardon the crass - but accurate words - in the meme)
Try going to pray in a mosque and see how long you last....
(pardon the crass - but accurate words - in the meme)
Westminster abbey....despite being the most sacred site in the Anglican church, it was Catholic for almost half its existence.
Novus Ordo Confirmations in Seattle FSSP parish?
Same here in the south of France. No confirmations in the traditional rite for Ecclesia Dei communities. Some apostolates are lucky to have cooperative bishops, but not many.
Mark Lambert: Priest mocked the Tridentine Mass, bishop applauded. In this clip, Professor William A Thomas tells us about the time when he attended a presentation during discussions surrounding synodality in which the Traditional Latin Mass was criticised as "theatrical" and its faithful described as mere "spectators."
Just shows that these bishops/cardinals actually understand nothing. They are ignorant imbeciles.
“Actually I am a Christian, and indeed a Roman Catholic, so that I do not expect history to be anything but a long defeat - though it contains [and in a legend may contain more clearly and movingly] some samples or glimpses of final victory.” J.R.R. Tolkien, with wife Edith
Can you blame her? Who'd want to stay on in the Catholic Church in 1973? Anglicanism might have looked positively inviting...