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Well,

greetings Well, greetings, parish orphans, and retrogrades.

The Latin Mass under attack over the last three summers from Pope Francis and his dicastery leaders

is now being pled for by United

Kingdom cultural grandaves who aren't even Catholic.

Today, July 3rd, in a new Agatha Christie letter, they're begging the Vatican to keep the TLM.

Many of them are not even Catholic.

Some of them are.

But in this new Agatha Christie letter, Shades of 1971, we have non-Catholics begging for the life of the TLM.

How odd is this?

I thought people who weren't Catholic are anti-Catholic.

That's kind of the story we tell.

Fashion designer Paul Smith, novelist Agatha Christie, historian Tom Holland, are all people who have now pled for the Latin Mass.

But Agatha Christie and other cultural grandes did it over 50 years ago after Vatican 2 concluded, and now we have similar...

I mean, was Agatha Christie Catholic? I meant to check that.

We have even more secular-leaning, British cultural grand days, begging for the life of that TLM to Pope Francis.

Prominent UK figures, I'm reading from the pillar.

Prominent UK figures in the arts, business, journalism, and politics have appealed to the Vatican not to impose new restrictions,

restrictions on the extraordinary form of the

Roman right, known as the TLM. In a letter to the Times of London, published on July the 3rd,

more than 40 signatories, Catholic and non-Catholic alike, including downtown Abbey creator

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