July 11, 2012 by The Lord's Place
Quoted from above video:
“Five years after Pope Benedict liberalized the celebration of the traditional Latin Mass, now known as the extraordinary form, U.S. Cardinal Raymond L. Burke reflects on its significance for the universal church.”
I say this unashamedly that Cardinal Raymond L. Burke is one of my hero’s in the Catholic Church today. Only in the sense that he is my hero in Christ.
May he be blessed and follow the Lord to Calvary as was intended.
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