@BaldwinIVofJer My kids only know the TLM, but when my wife and I sing those songs ironically at home, my kids all roll their eyes knowing it must be a NO song by how cringy it is
@TaylorRMarshall This passage was included in the TLM for saints days of doctors and confessors throughout the year. In the NO it is only included once on a Saturday every other year
@FrDEMeikle This is good. It's why SSPX sent out the proclamation of faith as if to say "Do we have beliefs that are incompatible with the Catholic faith?" We need to continue to ask prelates against SSPX whether they agree with Roche. If not, it highlights that there is a crisis
@jess777j0@CullumSmith Several years ago Cupich denied a TLM community from Easter Mass in the Church saying he wanted his dioc to be united with one liturgy on that day. This same sentiment lives when the dioc parish doesn't do the TLM at triduum or Easter.
@FlatCath@BVMConsolatrix Please share. We need to challenge that sentiment. In my experience, most at ICKSP parishes would not go back to NO. Neither would the priests celebrate a NO (chrism Mass participation aside) if they were denied the TLM
@AmericanReform_@Sensus_Fidelium I don't think it's possible for the entire US, but maybe a state. If Mormans can have Utah, can't we get Maryland back or a Midwest state to be Catholic?
@jess777j0@CullumSmith Does your dioc priest offer both NO and TLM, but only offers NO for Christmas, triduum, and Easter? If so, your dealing with the typical dioc TLM
@CullumSmith Indeed. We were considering moving a few years ago. We knew instinctively that we would not move to an area with only a diocesan TLM. Can't be trusted long term