This is really beautiful. Bravo to them. But sadly, I think the answer to their question is, No.
I wept watching this. As one who teaches young Catholics, it rang true of what I know about my college-aged son’s generation. Watching this, I was reminded of St. Catherine of Siena, whose letters to the pope had a similar poignancy, power — and I pray, effect.https://twitter.com/CatholicSat/status/1417991077013954567 …
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another sad "woke" decision. I'm not a big fan of the old Mass but why restrict it? Many Faithful love it.
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God bless them.
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It's a mazing! the cries of the lovers of Latin Mass.Dear Holy fathy,Can you give it asecond thought.
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There ´s no interdiction. It’s just up to the bishops.
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You wept because there ´se the dramatic music. I do not doubt the sincerity of these young people, but there IS sometimes a bit of BS… there is no interdiction. Don’t cry before being actually hurt..
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