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Pope Leo the 14th and his Cardinals, the Holy Roman College of Cardinals, recently met in their consistory.

The idea, as we were told, was that the Cardinals will come together really for the first time

since the election of Pope Leo and discuss problems in the church, things globally, just to get to know one another.

And when it comes to the liturgy and the traditional Latin Mass, which is something I'm passionate

about, and likely you're passionate about as well, there's been several indicators

over the last two weeks that things are not going in the direction in favor

for traditional Catholics who have a love and a devotion and draw closer to Jesus Christ

through the traditional at mass, traditional sacraments, traditional bravery, etc. And so today we're going to talk about that.

One story is that Cardinal Roche got ahead of the game and he published a document. We'll look at

that. Diane Montania was able to provide that to us.

And in that, Cardinal Roche basically defended the Novus Ordomass, the new mass, vernacular

liturgy, the liturgical reforms since the 1960s.

And a lot of people said, oh, oh, this isn't Pope Leo.

This isn't Pope Leo.

This is Cardinal Roche.

So just relax, just calm down.

But the fact that the prefect, the head of the liturgy, issued a circulatory letter

defending Pope Francis on Traditionus custodus, defending the restriction of the traditional Latin Mass,

and that it was circulated amongst the Cardinals from the very beginning indicates that the agenda in Rome and in the Curia's

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