you have a misunderstanding of the traditional and historic practices of the church. You can make up all the cute terms you want. It doesn't make your position anymore accurate. If you like the latin mass, good for you. I don't have a problem with that. But your position is anti-catholic, that is universal. It is contrary to what God directed and the apostles did when they first stepped out of Jerusalem.
I made up nothing, I referenced a papal encyclical. You are making up your own definitions of what is Catholic and what is not and trying to pawn them off as Church teaching.
"But your position is anti-catholic, that is universal. It is contrary to what God directed and the apostles did when they first stepped out of Jerusalem."
Are you suggesting by this that the Church was "anti-catholic" for 1500+ years because She only had the Mass in Latin?