[sinkspur]

BTW, the novus ordo mass is said in Latin (with a special dispensation) at some parishes but should not be confused with the pre V2 mass as they are totally different.

No dispensation is needed to celebrate the Novus Ordo in Latin. None.

I don't "confuse" the two Masses. I've been a Catholic for 53 years.

Since you're new here, be assured that you're not the first traditionalist to say what you've said.

We've heard every last bit of it.

[Stubborn]

No dispensation is needed to celebrate the Novus Ordo in Latin. None.

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?

I don't "confuse" the two Masses. I've been a Catholic for 53 years.

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

Since you're new here, be assured that you're not the first traditionalist to say what you've said. We've heard every last bit of it.

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

[Maximilian]

No dispensation is needed to celebrate the Novus Ordo in Latin. None.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't you affiliated withe the diocese of Dallas, and wasn't there just recently a controversy in that diocese over a pastor who lost his parish for saying the New Mass in Latin?

[ksen]

I've been a Catholic for 53 years.

Holy cow! Apologies to our Hindu friends. You're way older than I thought! ;^)