At a time when Pope Leo XIV works for ecclesial communion, Brother Patrice Mahieu, Benedictine of Solesmes, points to a paradox: Latin and Gregorian, however defended by Vatican II, remain marginalized in many French dioceses. He calls for liturgical pacification.
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At a time when Pope Leo XIV works for ecclesial communion, Brother Patrice Mahieu, Benedictine of Solesmes, points to a paradox: Latin and Gregorian, however defended by Vatican II, remain marginalized in many French dioceses. He calls for liturgical pacification.