No Pope has the authority to change the Traditions of the Church. The TLM is clearly part of the Tradition of the Church, and was codified by the dogmatic Council of Trent. Furthermore, the Novus Ordo isn’t from Vatican II, but was concocted after VII by a masonic archbishop and six protestant ministers. The Novus Ordo was rejected in 1967 by the college of Cardinals. Additionally, the Novus Ordo contains practices that are forbidden by the Church but were allowed to continue under “indults” that were granted once the abuses became widespread. Finally, any priest who has faculties to offer Mass in the diocese can offer the TLM for a group of Catholics. No special or additional permission is needed. No Pope, bishop, Monsignor or any other prelate of the Church can forbid the Mass. The Mass is the most important expression of Christ’s presence on Earth. The faithful have a right to the Mass and the priest has a duty to provide it.

There is no need for schism. The Catholic Church, by creating the Novus Ordo Mass and changing all of the other sacraments, has created a new rite, the “Novus Ordo” rite. The Church currently has 24 different rites and the Latin rite is the largest. It is time for the Church to recognize the Latin rite as a separate rite from the Novus Ordo and allow fully separate Ecclesial organization to include all of the Ecclesia Dei communities as well as the SSPX. This is what the Catholic Church has always done when there is a disparity of rites but no schism or heresy is the cause of the differences.

First, what was once holy remains holy. Second, no prelate of the Church has any authority to abolish or suppress holy things. Therefore, any priest with faculties has a right to use the traditional Mass and sacraments without seeking any permission from any prelate. The Mass and sacraments are not the property of a Pope or Bishops that they can do with whatever they want. They belong to the whole Church, the people of God, and are given to us by God for our salvation.

That which was sacred remains sacred. The TLM was never abrogated and every priest, by their ordination, has the right to its use. This is guaranteed by the Council of Trent and the Papal Bull “Quo Primum Tempore.” The Novus Ordo is not of Vatican II, but is of a Protestant committee and a Masonic archbishop. The Novus Ordo was rejected by the body of Cardinals in 1967 but imposed by Pope Paul VI in 1969. It’s not Catholic and was never universally accepted by the Church. The Pope John Paul II committee found that the TLM wasn’t abrogated and never can be abrogated. Therefore, the TLM MUST be provided to the Catholics who want it, along with all the other sacraments according to the Latin Rite. No Pope, Council, Synod, or Church prelate has the authority to change what has been previously decreed by past Councils and accepted universally by the Church.

This is a solution searching for a problem. The reality is that the vast majority of priests and Catholics that attend Mass don’t have any problem with the lack of reverence, the illegitimacy, the invalidity (per the bull Quo Primum Tempore and the dogmatic Council of Trent), of their favorite Novus Ordo Masses. Those that do have either left for the Traditional Latin Mass or have left the Church. The Novus Ordo crowd doesn’t feel threatened by the TLM crowd and the TLM crowd just wants to have the TLM and traditional sacraments. The solution is obvious. Since the Church has created two rites, then it needs to separate the two branches so that they can co-exist as equal members or rites of the Catholic Church. That is what has always been done in the past and it has worked very well.