Latin Mass supported, one year after papal ruling
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Send to friendA year after Pope Benedict XVI implemented changes that would ease restrictions on the use of the Traditional Latin Mass, parishes in the Archdiocese of St. Louis celebrating that form of the Mass have been pleased with its effects.
"Summorum Pontificum" was issued by the Holy Father in July 2007 and formally implemented a year ago Sept. 14.
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