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Topic: Extraordinary Form

A Guild of Catholic Bloggers is a terrific idea. Are we really too divided to form one?

At least we can be united on life issues

The great forward march of the reform of the reform

Pope Benedict has said the objective of Conciliar reform was not to change the rite and texts of the liturgy but to renew the sense of Paschal Mystery

Historic celebration at Minster

Hundreds of Catholics attend an Extraordinary Form Mass in York Minster for the first time since the Reformation

How the Ordinariate could influence liturgical developments in the Catholic mainstream

Traditional liturgical language will be part of the Anglican patrimony; and one day, we might be able to use it, too

Priestly order considers taking over landmark Wirral church

Bishop enters ‘exploratory negotiations’ with the Institute of Christ the King over future of huge church closed almost three years ago

Are our seminarians being taught about the Extraordinary Rite? And if not, why not?

The Pope’s wishes are quite clear. But are our bishops carrying them out?

Cardinals: liturgical abuse weakens the faith

Cardinal Burke says that many bishops and priests do not treat abuses seriously enough

Traditionalists urge Pope: Don’t roll back Summorum Pontificum

Petition appeals to Benedict XVI not to approve a document that reportedly restricts celebrations of the traditional Mass

We are all going to die – that’s why we are Catholic

Liturgy must draw us towards the world beyond, says Fr John Zuhlsdorf. That’s how we can wake up our faith

Applause for Bishop Stack

Bishop George Stack, auxiliary in Westminster, administers Confirmations in the Extraordinary Form at St James’s church, Spanish Place, London