from Fr. Zuhlsdorf's blog:
[...] citation of His Holiness Summorum Pontificum:
Art. 5, § 1. In parishes, where there is continuously present a group of the faithful attached to the previous liturgical tradition, let the pastor willingly receive their petitions that Mass be celebrated according to the Rite of the Missale Romanum issued in 1962. Let him see to it that the good of these faithful be harmoniously brought into accord with the ordinary pastoral care of the parish, under the governance of the Bishop according to canon 392, by avoiding discord and by fostering the unity of the whole Church. (copied)
And if I didn't feel intimidated by the fact that my parish completed its "renovation" of the lower church just a week or two before the motu proprio (which was rumored for a good two years before its issuance) came out -- they got rid of the old altar, the communion rail and the pews, attempting to salve the more traditional among us by keeping the old altar stone and getting a few traditional-looking windows from two churches that had been closed. Also, the new wainscoting was made of the wood from the old pews. As the Dems say, the timing of this is suspicious.
I feel like I got a "No!" (more than that -- a smackdown) before I even asked, a slap in the face.