Media Reports
Ten Years Without Michael Davies
by Leo Darroch, Rorate Caeli
The Extraordinary Life and Times of Michael Davies, Latin Mass Hero
– and a list of his works
Michael Davies (photo:sspx.org)
9 November 2004.
Eucharistic Prayer Composed in Trattoria
By Sandro Magister and Rorate Caeli, September 2014
“The unbelievable scene is not unknown, it has been mentioned elsewhere before, but now confirmed in the published recollections of one of the two men involved: during the mad rush to have the Novus Ordo Missae (the New Mass of Paul VI) ready as soon as possible, the Consilium, the 1963-1970 organization charged with the upheaval and destruction of the Roman Rite under the guise of “reform” and under the control mostly of Archbishop Annibale Bugnini, had reached a new level of ignominy in composing a new “canon”. The draft was so bad and dangerous that the new Eucharistic Prayer had to be rewritten in a hurry and at the last minute during a late-night meeting by two men in a Roman restaurant.”
One of these, perhaps?
Summorum Pontificum, Seven Years on.
By Nicholas Frankovich | First Things | 9 July 2014
An unexpected blessing of the liturgical developments that have sidelined the Mass of the Ages for the past half-century is that when we return to it now we see it with fresh eyes.
Bishop Athanasius Schneider in England
By Sarah Atkinson| Catholic Herald/Latin Mass Society | May 2014
Liturgy, Family, the Great Crisis of the Church
