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Originally Posted by TNT
BTW:
by Donald Trautman, bishop of Erie, Pennsylvania, and Chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic [sic] Bishops Committee on the Liturgy,
B16:
In his Letter to his "Brother Bishops,
"the celebration of the ["Motu P"] Mass will be rare because it presupposes a certain degree of liturgical formation and some knowledge of the Latin language; neither of these is found very often."
In Article 4 of Summorum pontificum, no presbyter my use the "Motu P" Mass unless qualified to do so.
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Then it's up to His Excellency to make the proper arrangements for his priests who wish to celebrate this Mass to be properly trained, isn't it?
I mean, to do otherwise would simply be to make himself into a roadblock instead of a clear passage, wouldn't it?
If you ain't part of the solution, my dear Bishop Trautman, then you're part of the problem. We have a whole new couple of generations coming up who don't buy into the "Spirit of Vatican II" balderdash, and your time is limited---so either lead, follow, or get out of the way.