convince me why going to sspx isn't disobeying canon law

well im white but I am hispanic

boomer parishes break canon law changing mass as they see fit

not saying you should go there

yeah but if sspx sticks more to tradition it should automatically be considered better

hmm, perhaps it is more justifiable in your situation

@Orrbit its not and I cannot convince you because I forgot the argument at home

yeah, I really don;t know that much

I just don;t enjoy boomer priests/parishes

me neither

sounds like its pretty rough in mexico

I forgot the name of the letter made by Ratzinger

Summorum Pontificum?

Worst thing I've heard was my local priest saying _it doesn't really matter if you don;t believe in Mary as long as you believe in the Lord_

yiiikees

meme, I took all seriousness away and wanted to laugh

lol

literally protestant

indeed

I don't know Lux, I'm not exactly pale but I'm pretty sure I'm mediterranean, basing off my family

Yeah I Stopped going to local novus ordo because its novus ordo

TLM is 50 min away so I consider myself quite lucky

i saw for the fathers farewell they did a mexican tribal dance during mass

im like wtf

_degenerate_

and my priest does OP mass on fridays at uni

@Orrbit same for me

@MawLrtrue

Hm, if the priest is brown, at least in Mexico, he's probably novus ordo

just an observation

gg

if a cardinal is brown he's usually an absolute champ though

true

and if hes from venezuela hes probably an antipope

To be fair, jesuits are lowkey jews

dominicans are what you want

Anyways, in all honesty, Mexico probably is not fit for a large scale traditionalist movement, mainly because locals, be it race-mixed or natives, have a great disdain for anything European

what about the days of Guadalupe? Didn't 9 million convert in a year or something?

How can they want tradition if it's something not deeply rooted, and as for that, it usually just fuels the syncretism, as someone mentioned here before, it becomes more appealing to the locals and it counters the actual goal of promoting traditional catholicism

hmm

You'd be surprised with the level of witches and such that take the patronage of Guadalupe