Participate in a Spiritual Bouquet for the Pope and the Traditional Latin Mass.
By: Gregory DiPippo.
This Article taken from, and can be read in full at,
New Liturgical Movement, HERE
With the recent announcement that the Society of Saint Pius X intends to Consecrate new Bishops for itself on 1 July of this year, it seems very likely that sooner rather than later, Pope Leo will have to make some important decisions, decisions that will regard not just the Society itself.
Four Ways to Participate:
Request Masses to be Said (e.g., through a Parish, Religious Order, or another group) for Pope Leo XIV (or, if you are a Priest, Celebrate Masses for this intention);
Offer your own hearings of Mass for this intention;
Pray Rosaries for this intention;
We strongly encourage all our Readers to support this campaign to the best of their ability.
With the recent announcement that the Society of Saint Pius X intends to Consecrate new Bishops for itself on 1 July of this year, it seems very likely that sooner rather than later, Pope Leo will have to make some important decisions, decisions that will regard not just the Society itself.
With that in mind, a new effort has been launched for his benefit, and the benefit of all Catholics who love their Liturgical patrimony, and wish to see it preserved for the good of the entire Church: A Spiritual Bouquet of Masses and Rosaries to be offered with the intention that the Pope return to the salutary policy of Pope Benedict XVI, and recognise the full freedom of the Traditional Latin Mass.
All such Masses and Rosaries may be recorded at this Web-Site: https://www.missaepromissa.com/. (Missæ pro Missa - Masses for the Mass.)
Request Masses to be Said (e.g., through a Parish, Religious Order, or another group) for Pope Leo XIV (or, if you are a Priest, Celebrate Masses for this intention);
Offer your own hearings of Mass for this intention;
Pray Rosaries for this intention;
We strongly encourage all our Readers to support this campaign to the best of their ability.
The goal is to reach 10,000 Masses between the Feast of Saint Peter’s Chair, which fell last Sunday (22 February), and that of Saints Peter and Paul on 29 June.
“Amidst the complexities and uncertainty of the situation, we do not presume to know which specific outcomes will bring about the most good for The Church, for the Traditional Latin Mass and Tradition, and ultimately for Souls.
“But we do not need to know. We simply need to trust that God does know the optimal solution, and that He has the power to bring it about - often in His own mysterious way.
“We just need to ask, and there is no more powerful way to unite our intentions with His than in the Holy Sacrifice of The Mass.”
