Cardinal Müller: Dicastery for Divine Worship Concerned About Chartres Pilgrimage
Cardinal Gerhard Müller ordained two priests and five deacons in the Roman Rite in Courtalain on June 29, reports InfoVaticana.com.
Courtalain, in the Diocese of Chartres, France, is home to the seminary of the Institute of the Good Shepherd, which is committed to the Roman rite.
During his homily, Cardinal Müller revealed that "high officials of the Roman Curia are bent on persecuting the traditional Mass".
He recently had a conversation "with a high representative of the Roman Dicastery for Divine Worship".
"I was still moved by the fidelity of the 20,000 young Catholics with whom I was able to celebrate Holy Mass in the beautiful cathedral of Chartres on Pentecost Monday, when he objected to me that this was no reason for joy, since this Holy Mass was celebrated according to the ancient extraordinary Latin rite."
Cardinal Müller added that "some see in the ancient rite of the Holy Mass a greater danger for the unity of the Church than the reinterpretation of the Creed or even the absence of the Holy Mass".
The enemies of the Mass "interpret the preference for the ancient rite as the expression of a sterile traditionalism that is more interested in the theatricality of the liturgy than in the living communion with God that it conveys."
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Courtalain, in the Diocese of Chartres, France, is home to the seminary of the Institute of the Good Shepherd, which is committed to the Roman rite.
During his homily, Cardinal Müller revealed that "high officials of the Roman Curia are bent on persecuting the traditional Mass".
He recently had a conversation "with a high representative of the Roman Dicastery for Divine Worship".
"I was still moved by the fidelity of the 20,000 young Catholics with whom I was able to celebrate Holy Mass in the beautiful cathedral of Chartres on Pentecost Monday, when he objected to me that this was no reason for joy, since this Holy Mass was celebrated according to the ancient extraordinary Latin rite."
Cardinal Müller added that "some see in the ancient rite of the Holy Mass a greater danger for the unity of the Church than the reinterpretation of the Creed or even the absence of the Holy Mass".
The enemies of the Mass "interpret the preference for the ancient rite as the expression of a sterile traditionalism that is more interested in the theatricality of the liturgy than in the living communion with God that it conveys."
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