S
It’s a start. In my dioceses we have NO Latin Mass, the Bishop refuses to allow it.Sadly this is only one Mass per MONTH. It would be more of a comeback if it was weekly or even better daily. [Many Traditionalists dream of an SSPX,FSSP,OR ICK parish in their backyard so they could go to Daily Mass]
I’m in SW Missouri (Bishop Liebert), Springfield-Cape Girdeau dioceses.Its the same here in Detroit[are you in Detroit?]. Detroit, proper, has about 6 parishes with Sunday NO Latin Masses[about 2% of all parishes in the diocese] but no Indult Mass.
I heard that the Bishop of Detroit is pretty liberal. I also heard that he is considering granting an indult (not because he likes the TLM, but because of a growing SSPX and Independent presence). Any truth to this?Its the same here in Detroit[are you in Detroit?]. Detroit, proper, has about 6 parishes with Sunday NO Latin Masses[about 2% of all parishes in the diocese] but no Indult Mass.
Could you please tell me what all of the letters stand for. I am finding an interest in this thread, but am struggling following along. Anyone? SSPX, CMRI? and what is the Novus Ordo mass? What is the difference between the Traditionalists and the Traditional Latin Mass? Truly confusing, but you are all smart. Please help .Yes,Cardinal Maida is my bishop. The sedevacantists and SSPX[they are two different things the SSPX is loyal to the Pope] are growing in Detroit. The sedevacantists have three churches and the SSPX have 2. The CMRI sedevacantists are building a new school and church in Southern Metro Detroit. The Sanborn and Dolan sedevacantists have two churches and a seminary here. The SSPX has two elementary schools,a boy’s only high school and two chapels. A once a month Mass will not be nothing for the Million and a half strong diocese of Detroit. That can work for a diocese of less than 100,000 Catholic but not my huge diocese. Actually there are priests for the Traditional Latin Mass. The pastor of Assumption Grotto ,Fr.Perricone, drives seventy miles to Toledo to say the Traditional Latin Mass. There are also many old priests in Detroit. So the priest problem for the Traditional Latin Mass is less of a problem in Detroit.
deogratias said:“Could you please tell me what all of the letters stand for. I am finding an interest in this thread, but am struggling following along. Anyone? SSPX, CMRI? and what is the Novus Ordo mass? What is the difference between the Traditionalists and the Traditional Latin Mass?”
SSPX stands for Society of Pius X
Religious Congregation of Mary Immaculate Queen, also known as CMRI
another term you will come across is FFSP which stand Fraternitas Sacerdotalis Sancti Petri and translates to Fraternal order of St. Peter (these priests are in communion with Rome, the other two are not)
Traditionalist refers to someone who follows the traditional teachings of the Church vs Modernists who do not
Traditional Latin Mass refers to Mass celebrated in accordance with the 1962 Missal
NO is an abbreviation for New Order but refers mostly to the Novos Odo Missal (not really new now, 35 years in place but new compared to the TLM)
Hope that answers your general questions. For more about SSPX in general, just do a search here on the forum as there are many discussions about that
And believe only about half of what you read.For more about SSPX in general, just do a search here on the forum as there are many discussions about that