Well, that wouldn't be true in our parish, the second largest in our diocese.
There is no demand for a Tridentine Mass.
However, all six of our Novus Ordo Masses are full, every single Sunday.
That's what Maida had been saying for years.
You really have six Masses on Sunday? What are the times? I wouldn't doubt that two of your "six" Masses are the Saturday afternoon golf masses.
P.S. My church is full every Sunday.
"There is no demand for a Tridentine Mass. However, all six of our Novus Ordo Masses are full, every single Sunday."
Coulda fooled me. Mass attendance in the U.S. is now around 17%--and only around 5% in Europe. (The preconciliar Church boasted 80%+ attendance.) More Protestants now attend worship services than Catholics now attend Mass. Instead of bragging about how full your six wonderful churches are, you might ask yourself where all the Catholics went.
Sinkspur, we've discussed this before. The Catholics in the pews have no idea that there is a Tridentine Mass available even when it is available in their own diocese. You can't and won't demand something when you don't even know it exists.
I tried to raise awareness of our local Tridentine in my parish... talked to the pastoral associate nun about it (she's the watchdog & the one who wears the cassock [although it's mismatched polyester with sensible shoes]) and I was pretty much shunted to the side.