Since the Motu Proprio, Summorum Pontificuм of Pope Benedict XVI was put into effect in 2007 the following Bishops and Cardinals have celebrated the Immemorial Mass of All Ages.  The Spanish blog Acción Litúrgica has compiled the following list.

http://eponymousflower.blogspot.com/2012/01/254-cardinals-and-bishops-have.html

And yet the Bishop of Rome is not one of them.   :scratchchin:

Now you're just being negative against the pope, geesh  :rolleyes:

Its funny they mention the SSPX bishops, yet not other Traditionalists...?

Most people don't know that much about Bishop Dolan, for example, especially coming from Spain.

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Its funny they mention the SSPX bishops, yet not other Traditionalists...?

Most people don't know that much about Bishop Dolan, for example, especially coming from Spain.

Fair enough, but I think it has less to do with the lack of notoriety amongst other Traditional bishops, than with the Society's favorable position with Rome currently; which is understandable.

I agree. In the Novus Ordo's current scheme of things the other traditional bishops are of little or no significance.

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And yet the Bishop of Rome is not one of them.   :scratchchin:

Now you're just being negative against the pope, geesh  :rolleyes:

Gee, no one here EVER does that.   :wink:

I wonder how many of them are truly moved by the traditional Mass and how many of them do it once or twice to "demonstrate" to the local "traditional community" that they are "friendly" to tradition and then go right back to their balloon masses.  Possibly...all of them?

When a Conciliar bishop says the traditional Mass it is almost always (if not always) for show.  They really and truly see no intrinsic value; it's just the preference of a small minority that they feel they have to placate.

The Conciliar bishop who says the traditional Mass once and then returns to the service he really enjoys where he can express himself and watch the adoring faces of his fans is, I think, worse that then bishop who spurns the traditional Mass completely.  At least the latter isn't making a mockery of the Holy Sacrifice of the Altar.

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I wonder how many of them are truly moved by the traditional Mass and how many of them do it once or twice to "demonstrate" to the local "traditional community" that they are "friendly" to tradition and then go right back to their balloon masses.  Possibly...all of them?

When a Conciliar bishop says the traditional Mass it is almost always (if not always) for show.  They really and truly see no intrinsic value; it's just the preference of a small minority that they feel they have to placate.

The Conciliar bishop who says the traditional Mass once and then returns to the service he really enjoys where he can express himself and watch the adoring faces of his fans is, I think, worse that then bishop who spurns the traditional Mass completely.  At least the latter isn't making a mockery of the Holy Sacrifice of the Altar.

When there are any indicators that things are improving and there is an overall change in direction, it's always good to have a growser in the wings who probably gave up on the Catholic Faith a long time ago and just comments on forums every once in a while to vent his spleen.

Things aren't always as they appear.  It may seem like there is an improvement, or that there is a change in direction, but whether there truly is remains to be seen.

Besides, they will allow an occasional traditional Catholic Mass, but they won't allow the traditional Catholic Faith that should accompany it to give it any meaning.