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No Mass in St. Peter’s: Roman Rite Pilgrimage Moves to St. Mary Major

The final programme for the annual Rome pilgrimage of the Traditional Roman Rite (23–25 October) has been announced.

However, there is a notable change this year: the pilgrims will enter St Peter's Basilica at 1 p.m. to pray, but there will be no Mass.

Instead, pilgrims will travel to the Basilica of St Mary Major, where Bishop Athanasius Schneider will celebrate Mass at 3 p.m.

On Friday evening, Bishop Schneider will preside over Pontifical Vespers at the Pantheon.

Unlike in previous years, no cardinal is scheduled to celebrate the principal liturgies.

On Sunday, the traditional Feast of Christ the King, Masses will be held at San Giovanni Battista dei Fiorentini, Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini and Sant’Anna al Laterano.

The organisers have expressed their gratitude to Cardinal Rolandas Makrickas, Archpriest of St Mary Major, for welcoming the pilgrims.

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Louis IX

Considering St. Peter’s has never been properly reconsecrated it is a good thing. Isn’t Bergoglio interred at St. Mary Major?

canonist

Yes. Floodlit tomb and all.

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The rainbow where allowed and the TLM not! That tells where is the pope’s heart!

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SonoftheChurch

Tell our boy Matt, and all of his Trad, Inc. cohorts, that THIS is what "Zip it! gets you. 😂