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EXCLUSIVE: Abp Cordileone – Beauty of Latin Mass Draws Young People, by Michael Haynes – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

EXCLUSIVE: Abp Cordileone – Beauty of Latin Mass Draws Young People, by Michael Haynes

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By Michael Haynes, PerMariam, Substack, July 24, 2025

“What truly evangelizes is the beauty of the Church’s heritage. So we need to live that in a way that is communicable.”

(PerMariam) — In offering the traditional Mass there is “a sense of breathing with the Church throughout the centuries,” Archbishop Cordileone told Per Mariam in a recent exclusive interview.

In recent weeks, San Francisco’s Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone has had cause once more to delve into the debate surrounding the liturgy, specifically the traditional Mass.

The topic has been increasingly under scrutiny of late as new restrictions against the traditional Mass have been levied by certain prelates in the U.S., while devotees of the old rite hope for Pope Leo XIV to overturn his predecessor’s widespread restrictions. ….