[sinkspur]

Perhaps the Bishops need to be informed of this, after all, the reason it went to the vernacular was so everyone could understand it, no?

That was one of the reasons. But you said a bishop's permission was needed to celebrate the Novus Ordo in Latin, and that is false.

Ok, so you just confuse Consecration with Mass - got it.

No I didn't.

I don't mind being labeled as a Traditionalist - do you mind being labeled as a novus ordo?

Certainly not. I prefer "Catholic." Do you prefer "Catholic", or do you insist on separating yourself from Catholics who attend the Novus Ordo?

[Stubborn]

That was one of the reasons. But you said a bishop's permission was needed to celebrate the Novus Ordo in Latin, and that is false.

Well, I went to an indult mass that needed the Bishop's approval - but all it was, was the novus ordo in latin. Why did they need the Bishop's permission if it was not required?

Certainly not. I prefer "Catholic." Do you prefer "Catholic", or do you insist on separating yourself from Catholics who attend the Novus Ordo?

I prefer Catholic, but with today's confusion, "Traditionalist" serves a purpose, same as novus ordo does, no?

I mean its obvious anyway, for instance, if I were to say, "Benediction was just awsome tonight", or were you to say, "my hand is killing me because someone squeezed it too tight at mass today" - one should know of what Catholic persuasion we are, but could be confused.