Dr. Joseph Shaw: Traditionis Custodes and the Future of the TLM | ALMS Speaker Series

For the return of the ALMS Speaker Series after a winter hiatus, Dr. Joseph Shaw delivered a lecture on Traditionis custodes and the future of the Traditional Latin Mass.
Dr. Shaw is a leading advocate for traditional Catholicism, serving as the Chairman of the Latin Mass Society of England and Wales since 2009, and the President of the International Federation Una Voce since 2021.
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[@jmichaelortiz]

Very helpful lecture. Thank you, Dr. Shaw.

[@TheLeonhamm]

It is always a delight to hear Dr Joseph Shaw. Thanks to all involved in this little treasure. Keep the Faith; tell the truth, shame the devil, and let the demons shriek. God bless. ;o)

[@janc3207]

Excellent!

[@2010teg]

Most enjoyable! We are full of hope!

[@Leocomander]

Amazing.

[@greyhoundmama2062]

I have nothing against the Novus Ordo. It's kind of like a charming, but developmentally delayed preschooler. What stays foremost in my mind is the fact that Satan hates the Apostolic Mass with a passion. It makes you wonder why we saw such a worldwide campaign to stamp it out post V2. And then when it resurged in our time, a renewed and maddened attempt to wipe it out again. Makes you think.

[@karlheven8328]

Well said. That is a good way to think about the NO

[@ConoceteaTiMismoGnothiSeauton]

To participate in a Latin Mass (Traditional or Novus Ordo) it's necessary learning previously the language, I speak because I had the opportunity to do that and living Latin Mass (Traditional and Novus Ordo) several times..

[@nathaniellathy6559]

You can pray the Mass reverently without knowing Latin

[@sunzi7466]

the language is the least relavant piece in the whole discussion... it's about the prayers, manners, rituals, ect., which, combined with a hugh emphasis on dignity and godliness, leads to a non-verbal expression of the catholic faith. the latin language is by no means the main aspect in this regard...

[@percygryce722]

Sorry I missed it.

[@nathaniellathy6559]

Gregorian Chant in English. That must sound terrible.

[@nathaniellathy6559]

Traditiones Custodes is a flop. It's not any good. That's why there's still plenty of FSSP and ICKSP Masses around.