Pope Leo XIV’s first Consistory sidesteps the Traditional Mass
Much anticipation had built up surrounding the question of the traditional Mass in light of the consistory, but it appears that the topic did not make it to the discussion floor.
VATICAN CITY (Pelican+) — The first consistory of Leo XIV’s pontificate ended with a decision to make such meetings an annual affair, but left many observers concerned after discussion on the traditional Mass was reportedly absent.
As the various members of the College of Cardinals emerged from the Vatican shortly after 7 pm Thursday evening, many waived…
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