US Bishops’ President: Latin Mass Restrictions "Dilemma"
US Bishops are discussing the Mass in the Roman Rite among themselves and internally and [allegedly] want to be solicitous for the pastoral needs of those Catholics, Archbishop Paul Coakley, 71, of Oklahoma City told Raymond Arroyo. Archbishop Coakley is the president of the US bishops.
He noticed "one of the dioceses in Texas has just this week relaxed some restrictions in order to make the Traditional Latin Mass more available, at least in that one diocese.”
Arroyo asked what Catholics should do when diocesan Masses are increasingly restricted.
“Well, it's a dilemma that many people who are attached to the Traditional Latin Mass are facing,” Coakley replied.
He has encouraged Catholics to go to the local parish of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter (FSSP).
Just outside Oklahoma City is the well-attended St. Michael’s Chapel in Bethany, served by the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X (FSSPX).
The archbishop pretended to know little about it: “We still do have a chapel here that …More
The last word, Archbishop? Paul VI all but eliminated the Old Mass, JP II opens it up a crack, Benedict says it was never really done away with and gives it broad circulation, Francis jumps on it, and now we are supposed to be waiting for Leo? Zigzag, zigzag. We have friends in the Detroit area who now attend at sede-vacantist church -- that's what the popes have wrought. And I know, our friends are outside the Church...well, maybe not.
They won't be able to sit on two chairs much longer. Either choose Catholic Church or synodal sect of false prophet Prevost