[maryz]

I admit, I’m excited about a Latin Mass.

I hope you're in a diocese with a bishop amenable to it. I'm not unfortunately, and I'm afraid for Boston it's going to be a long wait!

[romanesq]

Well I don’t know yet about the local Bishop but my sense is there is a strong traditional following that should and will be heard in Newark region of NJ.

[GOPmember]

I hope you're in a diocese with a bishop amenable to it. I'm not unfortunately, and I'm afraid for Boston it's going to be a long wait!


Why wait?

Mary Immaculate of Lourdes, Newton Upper Falls

St. Benedict, Still River

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[flaglady47]

“I hope you’re in a diocese with a bishop amenable to it. I’m not unfortunately, and I’m afraid for Boston it’s going to be a long wait!”

One of the major points of what the Pope said was that you don’t need the approval of the Bishop to request the TLM. Go to your local parish priest, to the church you go to, and request that a Latin Mass be said at your church. Get a petition going of like-minded people in your Parish. Advocate for it. That’s how you’ll get it right where you go to church. The Bishop’s approval is not necessary; the needs and wants of the parishioners is what counts here, at their request to their local churches and priests. Go for it!