[quidestveritas]

You asked:

"You mean to tell me you are avoiding the Precious Blood for lack of a gold spoon?"

Yes, that is what is needed for me to be able to receive the Precious Blood. I cannot drink from the Chalice. The Sacred Vessels are reserved to the priest.

And Tradition binds every Pope in liturgical matters. He cannot make things up from scratch. He can only pass on what he has received.

Nor can he take dictation from "Old Scratch" like that Masonic Satanist Bugnini did.

You say a Pope cannot bind a successor in liturgical matters. St. Pius V intended to bind by means of Quas Primas. Was he mistaken? It seems we have two opposing opinions here. Which is the safer opinion?

For over four centuries Quas Primas was respected. For the past three decades the Popes and the Vatican bureaucracy have simply pretended it does not exist. When pressed for an answer concerning it even they admit that it still has the force of law. They know that they are scofflaws. The Traditional Mass just does not fit their agendas, so they do all they can to destroy it. I'll side with those who oppose them - the Catholic Counter-Revolution. Not because I prefer what they stand for, but because it is my duty before God.

JMJ --- Roger

[sinkspur]

You say a Pope cannot bind a successor in liturgical matters. St. Pius V intended to bind by means of Quas Primas. Was he mistaken?

Yes.

Remember, the sacraments were made for man, not man for the sacraments.

Not receiving the Precious Blood for lack of a gold spoon indicates that something is wrong with your understanding of the Eucharist.