What if Pope Francis bans the traditional Latin mass?

If you've been following Catholic news on Twitter or Facebook, social media here at the Taylor

Marshall podcast, you know that a lot of people are speculating and discussing what may be a total ban on the traditional Latin

mess. Three years ago, almost three years ago, the Pope Francis issued traditions as custodus, which was a document that overturned

Sumorum pontificum, issued by Pope Benedict the 16th.

Sumoron pontifikum gave every priest of the Roman right

permission and encouragement to celebrate the traditional Latin Mass in accordance with the Roman

missile of 1962 and administer the sacraments according to the rights and

formularies prior to Vatican 2 so that includes baptism, confirmation, penance, matrimony, extreme unction, also things like

exorcisms, etc. Pope Francis completely overturned that with his document.

Traditions custodians,

which came out three years ago on the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

Funny how these things happen on Marion feast days, isn't it?

So today we're going to talk about what if it does happen?

If you saw my recent podcast in the last week or so, you've seen that I've generally been skeptical that Pope Francis or

that I've generally been skeptical that Pope Francis or the Vatican would go for a total ban on the traditional

Latin mass. But if it happened, what would you do? What would I do if it were completely banned? That's today's podcast and I want to encourage you to like the video, subscribe.

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and let's get started so today's kind of a it's a big topic it's a weighty topic so we're weighty topic. So we're going to begin with a prayer. We're going to seek the grace of our father and we'll pray the our father together.

Oremos. Nomine Patrice said Phine, Spirit you sang Tiamen.

Pater Noster, Kuyas, Seng Tifijator, nomin toum,

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