Liturgy
Traditionalist Catholics barred from celebrating Mass at St. Peter's in 2026
First source report
SourcesZENIT News Agency
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How the coverage unfolded
- Sep 13, 10:38 AM ZENIT News Agency Español Católicos del ámbito tradicionalista no podrán celebrar misa en san Pedro… al menos este año 2026
- Sep 13, 10:42 AM ZENIT News Agency Traditionalist Catholics will not be able to celebrate Mass at St. Peter’s… at least not in 2026
- Sep 15, 5:01 AM ZENIT News Agency Français Le Vatican n’autorise pas la messe traditionnelle à Saint-Pierre cette année
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- Oct 31, 10:06 AM PT Don Luigi Maria Epicoco leads Eucharist reflection in San Miniato Basso
- Oct 31, 9:28 AM PT Meet the first native Nigerian priest
- Oct 31, 7:34 AM PT · 2 sources Pope Leo XIV to hold candlelight procession for peace at St Mary Major on October 31
- Oct 31, 7:10 AM PT It’s much more than just a hoop and a prayer for Notre Dame and Villanova chaplains in Rome
- Oct 31, 6:23 AM PT 80 Years ago Wojtyla became a priest; this institute continues his vision
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