Wednesday, September 09, 2009
The sensation is that there are finally signs that point to a return to Catholic normalcy.
The Prior of the SSPX House of Neustadt an der Weinstrasse, Father Marcus Jasny has celebrated Masses in St. Peter's in the Old Rite.
The SSPX referrto this in a report on its website about a pilgrimage to Rome of graduates of the Schöneberg High School for Girls near Bonn.
Neustadt an der Weinstrasse is a town in Rhineland-Palatinate in southwest Germany.
The students visited the Eternal City, 24 August to 2 September.
In the morning at 7 clock Fr Jasny "could" celebrate the Mass in St. Peter’s - the report on the website of the SSPX states- at "that mysterious, quiet time of daybreak in St. Peter's, before the arrival of the torrents of tourist."
The paleo- liberal Swiss news agency 'Kipa-Apic' complained about the Latin Masses in Rome.
The person responsible for arranging Masses in St. Peter's said that there was no written request from the Father for the period concerned.
But it is possible that a priest can ask in the sacristy directly for an opportunity for celebration. Whoever presenting evidence of priesthood and asking for a Missal for the traditional rite, does not get a negative response.
Even already in the Jubilee Year 2000, the SSPX was able to celebrate during their great pilgrimage to Rome - at that time even under Pope John Paul II - a prayer service in St. Peter's.
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