The traditional Latin Mass offered by the priestly fraternity of St. Peter has been canceled

to Apostolates in Dijon, France.

The Archbishop of Dijon, his name is Rowan Minerath, probably saying that wrong, has canceled

expelled the fraternity of St. Peter beginning, I've been told, September 1st.

This raises the question, is the traditional Latin Mass under attack?

Or what we formally call Ecclesia Dei communities, that is approved, canonically approved, traditional

Latin Masses, are they going to be under attack in the next year or so?

Are the things we've been hearing from the Italian Conference of Bishops asking for a role,

a repeal, a rollback, a modification of Sumorum Pontificum, is that also on the chopping

block?

I'm going to cover that today, I'm also going to cover how this relates to the society of

St. Pius Tent.

That's a big question.

People get a little nervous when we talk about that, we're going to go there today.

I'm also going to give you a little bit of background on the Archdiocese of Dijon,

major, perhaps in the last, well, it's a little bit over 100 years, but in the last 130

years, perhaps the biggest, free, Masonic scandal to happen in the Catholic Church, if

you don't count, it's not called a mafia, was in the Archdiocese of Dijon.

So we traditionalists, we got to look into this, we got to think about it, we got to

pray.

We might need a, I'm serious, we might need to start protesting Dijon mustard.

I like Dijon mustard.

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