Much Less 'Minoritarian' than Roche Would Like

Arthur Roche, Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and an aggressive persecutor of the Holy Mass, insisted to an English media outlet that the faithful who attend Holy Mass "are a minority in the Church, even if their defenders are particularly vocal".

ElWanderer.com (13 March) tells Roche that Holy Mass Catholics are not a minority when compared to the group of 'seriously committed' Catholics who want more than the platitudes they receive from their bishops and priests.

These 'seriously committed' Catholics do not fight Holy Mass, even if they themselves only attend the Eucharist.

ElWanderer.com therefore accuses Roche of sophistry, pointing out to him that if these 'minorities' were so much in the 'minority', one wonders why Roche has engaged in such a huge fight against Holy Mass.

In fact, in 2025, the Paris-Chartres pilgrimage is expected to be the largest in its history.

"The diocesan landscape is changing," writes ElWanderer.com: "The faithful who still attend services regularly expect a much more solid and powerful nourishment than the previous generation".

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