Bishop Barron Has NOT Abolished Roman Mass

Media Bishop Robert Barron, 63, has moved the Roman Mass from the table in a parish church to the altar in the Angels Chapel at Cotter High School, reports Wdtprs.com (February 13) with an article …More

Media Bishop Robert Barron, 63, has moved the Roman Mass from the table in a parish church to the altar in the Angels Chapel at Cotter High School, reports Wdtprs.com (February 13) with an article showing the school chapel.
One reason is the proximity to the young people of the college who support the Mass.
Barron also granted PiusX a permission to celebrate Mass and the sacraments in the same chapel. The priest in charge of the Mass is Father Patrick Arens, who will ensure good relations with PiusX.
Barron was attacked on social media after initial information suggested he had cancelled the Mass but to be fair the new location is excellent.
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Only a "First Step": Another German Diocese Introduces Lay Baptisms

Bishop Gebhard Fürst of Rottenburg-Stuttgart, Germany, allows lay people to baptise regularly (letter to priests below). The Diocese of Essen introduced the same regulation in March. Auxiliary Bishop …More

Bishop Gebhard Fürst of Rottenburg-Stuttgart, Germany, allows lay people to baptise regularly (letter to priests below). The Diocese of Essen introduced the same regulation in March.
Auxiliary Bishop Karrer told a press conference on 13 October that this innovation was in line with "the desire of many families for baptism to be individual, personal and familiar." The number of baptisms in Germany is declining dramatically.
At the same press conference, church-tax theologian Ursula Renner called this only a "first step". She wants lay people to celebrate weddings and [invalidly] administer anointing of the sick and confirmation.
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