Today’s a mental health/grampa day, so posts are a bit scattered.
Briefly, L14’s comments to Eastern Catholics offer hope for Latin Catholics. This is a loaded statement. The Latin West needs the East because “the sense of mystery remains alive” in the Eastern liturgy: As opposed to the Latin West, where the sense of mystery in the New Order liturgy is all but dead, and a demonic war on mystery has been waged for decades? It’s a sign of how far we still have to go that L14 refers to “the Latin rite”. No, it’s the Roman rite.
Matthew Hazell @M_P_Hazell
Leo XIV's first (encouraging) words on the liturgy, from today's Audience with participants in the Jubilee of the Eastern Churches: "The Church needs you... We have great need to recover the sense of mystery that remains alive in your liturgies..."
The Pope to the Eastern Churches: "preserve your traditions without attenuating them, for the sake perhaps of practicality or convenience, lest they be corrupted by the mentality of consumerism and utilitarianism." 
5:02 AM · May 14, 2025
Damian Thompson @holysmoke
NB! Of course the quickest way to restore the sense of mystery to the Western Church is to lift the sadistic Francis/Roche restrictions on the traditional rite. Note that liberal hacks were careful not to tweet out this passage.
Chiffre record ! 19 000 pèlerins marcheront à la Pentecôte de Paris vers Chartres, placés sous le signe du Christ-Roi. Entretien avec le président de l’association, Philippe Darantière
The ICKSP celebrated a Mass (old rite) for their Jubilee Year pilgrimage last Friday on the papal altar in Santa Maria Maggiore.
This had been organised and authorised previous to Francis' death, but the expressions "spinning in one's grave" and "over my dead body" come to mind...
I may be naive on this one, seeing as how I am so cynical on almost everything else, but I have hope for this new pope.
The ICKSP celebrated a Mass (old rite) for their Jubilee Year pilgrimage last Friday on the papal altar in Santa Maria Maggiore.
This had been organised and authorised previous to Francis' death, but the expressions "spinning in one's grave" and "over my dead body" come to mind...
Divine irony.