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Cubao diocese eyes more Latin Masses for SSPX followers
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Cubao diocese eyes more Latin Masses for SSPX followers

The Diocese of Cubao, led by Bishop Elias Ayuban Jr., has announced plans to offer more Traditional Latin Masses to followers of the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), a breakaway Catholic group that was recently excommunicated by the Vatican. The decision comes after the Vatican excommunicated SSPX bishops for conducting unauthorized consecrations. Ayuban emphasized that those associated with the SSPX remain part of the Catholic Church and will receive pastoral support. The SSPX, known for celebrating the Traditional Latin Mass, operates a strong presence in the Philippines, particularly through Our Lady of Victories Church in Quezon City. The diocese aims to comply with Pope Francis' 2021 apostolic letter 'Traditionis Custodes,' which regulates the use of pre-Vatican II liturgies.

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Philippine Daily Inquirer logoPhilippine Daily InquirerIndependentCenter20 hr. ago
Cubao diocese eyes more Latin Masses for SSPX followers

The Diocese of Cubao, led by Bishop Elias Ayuban Jr., has announced plans to offer more Traditional Latin Masses to followers of the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), a breakaway Catholic group that was recently excommunicated by the Vatican. The decision comes after the Vatican excommunicated SSPX bishops for conducting unauthorized consecrations. Ayuban emphasized that those associated with the SSPX remain part of the Catholic Church and will receive pastoral support. The SSPX, known for celebrating the Traditional Latin Mass, operates a strong presence in the Philippines, particularly through Our Lady of Victories Church in Quezon City. The diocese aims to comply with Pope Francis' 2021 apostolic letter 'Traditionis Custodes,' which regulates the use of pre-Vatican II liturgies.

Bias read (Center): The article presents the diocese's response to a religious controversy involving a breakaway group, focusing on pastoral care rather than taking a clear ideological stance. While the subject involves religious authority and governance, the framing remains balanced, emphasizing reconciliation and ecc

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