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3 comments:
Of course we Orthodox never needed a Motu proprio to celebrate the Latin Mass. ;-)
A very good point. Still it is good news for our Latin brothers and sisters.
I'll be attending one Sunday at my sister's church nearby. I'm the only in the family who came home to Orthodoxy. It's either that or get on a plane to Msr. Mangels or Fr. Fenton. I just want to see it and compare it to the St. John Chrysostom liturgy.
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