The Secretary of State instruction is genuine but many questions remain including what canonists say are violations of universal Church law and doctrinal defects. Still awaiting comment and clarification from @HolySeePress https://t.co/ZegWiSciFA
— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) March 13, 2021
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On March 12, the Secretariat of State of Pope Francis published a document regarding the offering of the Holy Mass in St. Peter's Basilica. Both the form and content of the document rightly sustain the deepest concerns of the faithful and of priests. https://t.co/fZKuPY2I9r
— Cardinal Burke (@cardinalrlburke) March 13, 2021
Full Text of Cardinal Burke’s Statement on the Offering of the Holy Mass in the Papal Basilica of Saint Peter https://t.co/Gc9GmJ178L
— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) March 13, 2021
From a Byzantine pov, concelebration is not only ideal but recommended, but what do Latins know about doing concelebration reverently?
Cardinal Burke pushes backhttps://t.co/JmpDE9C0y3
— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) March 13, 2021
CWR: “Private” Masses banned in St. Peter’s Basilica? by Peter M.J. Stravinskas
The recent unsigned document from the Secretariat of State is yet another insult and assault on the priesthood and a glaring violation of ecclesial hospitality to laity who visit the church which is the common home of all believers.
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