"Latin Mass Cannot Be Pushed Aside" - Benedictine Abbot Primate
Among Benedictines, the Roman Rite and the Novus Ordo coexist very peacefully side by side, said Abbot Primate Jeremias Schröder, a German Benedictine, in an interview with KNA on 30 April.
Throughout the order, there are around ten abbeys that celebrate the old rite, mostly in France. The majority belong to the Congregation of Solesmes. Fontgombault Abbey was the first of a group of monasteries that celebrate according to the old rite and they are fully integrated into the Solesmes congregation. Most monasteries in that congregation use the Novus Ordo.
In addition, there is Le Barroux Abbey and its daughter foundations, which were initially oriented towards the Lefebvrist movement. Following the episcopal consecrations in 1988, the monastery returned to full communion with Rome is now under the authority of Abbot Schröder.
He also mentioned the community in Norcia, Italy (pictured).
Novus Ordo in Fontgombault
Abbot Schröder summarised: "We all treat one another with respect. As Abbot …More
I was enjoying a ray of hope before the very end, when Schroeder provided fodder for continuing cruelty and conflict by saying that the TLM should be permitted, "at least in certain areas." Every bigoted bishop now or in the future would seize that denial opportunity in a heartbeat.
Seems that Abbot Schröder doesn't read news (about Prevost) or he just pretends to see no evil like many