Traditionis Custodes: More Generous Than Expected

this is an incomplete reporting by en.news....... here's the rest of Bishop Parkes' letter (bold emphasis added)

Specifically, the Holy See presented the motu proprio’s provisions which those granted the dispensation should keep in mind, namely, Pastors should take steps over the next two years to lead the faithful toward the celebration of the Roman Missal of Saints Paul VI and Pope John Paul II. The Holy See encourages the faithful to celebrate the Eucharist in the Novus Ordo in Latin, “wherein the nobility beauty and grandeur of the Roman Rite can be fully experienced, including its musical patrimony.” At the very least, parish leaders should not manifest an attitude of disparagement toward the Novus Ordo or the faithful who celebrate the liturgy according to the current Roman Missal. Nor should parishes promote the antecedent liturgy as a purer or more traditional alternative to the current liturgical books, which uniquely express the Roman Rite. Further, the Holy See reminded parishes that they were granted the dispensation specifically for the spiritual good of the groups of the faithful who are attached to the liturgy celebrated according to the Roman Missal of 1962. Therefore, the antecedent liturgy should be distinguished from properly parish masses. This reminder indicated that pastors should not promote the antecedent liturgy as a parish mass or schedule these liturgies when parish masses or other parish activities are scheduled. The parish bulletin and website should not include the mass times for the antecedent liturgy. At Epiphany this precept may require some nuance adaptation. However, you should be attentive to how the spirit of this norm can be implemented as much as possible. You should see the dispensation as a pastorally sensitive response to the spiritual needs of the faithful who are attached to the pre-conciliar liturgy. The favor also allows time for deeper reflection on how to proceed celebrating the antecedent liturgy in manner that is respectfully obedient to the Holy Father’s supreme authority in shepherding the liturgical life of the entire Church. As Diocesan Bishop and the one responsible for moderating the liturgical life of the Diocese of St. Petersburg, I look forward to cooperating with you and your parishioners in finding the way forward with prudence. With every best wish and a promise of a remembrance in prayer, I