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We were sad to leave our TLM in Florida when we moved. Now the closest is 2 hours away. We have started going to the novous Ordo here in town and have been pleasantly surprised.
A young priest that prefers giving communion kneeling on the tongue, encourages confession and is bringing back incense. Mass is reverent and there are quite a few women vailing.
It is refreshing.
Lord, hear our prayer!!!
The article seems to imply that a return to tradition and faith is a problem. I guess for the globalists it is but to me, it is a sign of Christ taking back his church.