We can attend this same Novus Ordo Mass by knowing that there are no exceptions for EENS mentioned in Vatican Council II. So the ecclesiology of the Novus Ordo Mass becomes the same as the ecclesiology of the Traditional Latin and Greek Mass

 And then, of course, there is some truth in the matter — at least if you look at it from the right perspective. For instance, if you look at it from the perspective of Karl Rahner SJ and his descendants, the Council was the beginning of a beginning, the starting signal for a stormy development, yes; and where to? Forward, of course; and away from everything that was before. Seen in this way, every departure from what was before the Council is nothing other than the faithful fulfillment of the Council's very mandate. And 2 + 2 = 5, at least for the Jesuits — and if they have their way, for everyone.

“Is There a Mass of the Council?” — Article by Michael Charlier

https://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2022/11/is-there-mass-of-council-article-by.html#more

Yes there was a New Mass of the Council when the baptism of desire and being saved in invincible ignorance were projected as being objective exceptions for the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus(EENS)in the 1949 Letter of the Holy Office.

So Fr.Karl Rahner sj could interpret LG 8,14 and 16 as being objective exceptions for traditional EENS and the past exclusivist ecclesiology at the Greek and Latin Mass. 

So this was a Mass with a New Ecclesiology.It had a New Theology.It supported the New Ecumenism. So it was in this sense a New Mass.

But we can attend this same Novus Ordo Mass by knowing that there are no exceptions for EENS mentioned in Vatican Council II. So the ecclesiology of the Novus Ordo Mass becomes the same as the ecclesiology of the Traditional Latin and Greek Mass.- Lionel Andrades