FSSP priests and laity have the Latin Mass in Rome while the Militia Christi do not.

The FSSP priests and laity have the Latin Mass in Rome while the Militia Christi do not.The lay Catholic Italian community are not given a church to go for the Latin Mass .Over the last 10 years or more Sunday Mass has been  stopped by Bishop Ruzza, Auxiliary Bishop of Central Rome and Secretary General of the Vicariate in Rome.

The Militia Christi affirms the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus(EENS) in public but the FSSP does not.

The Militia Christi(MC) affirms the Social Reign of Christ the King but the FSSP does not.

The MC opposes the Gay movement in Italy, the FSSP does not.The MC activists actively opposes euthanasia.The FSSP is prudent.The MC openly opposes the Jewish Left this would be inconceivable for the FSSP.

The MC affirms Tradition while side stepping Vatican Council II(Cushingite).The  , the FSSP affirms  Vatican Council II(Cushingite) and so reject EENS( Feeneyite) the past exclusivist ecclesiology, an ecumenism of return, the Syllabus of Errors,the Athanasius Creed etc.

The MC would attend the Latin Mass with the old ecclesiology.The FSSP  accepts the new ecclesiology,based upon Vatican Council II (Cushingite) and EENS (Cushingite).

But the MC's interpretation of Vatican Council II and EENS, is the same as those who accept the New Ecclesiology.

So the Latin Mass has been prohibited for Fr. Marco Hoffman and the members of the MC  in central Rome but it would be permitted for the FSSP.It is also allowed in other chapels and churches in Rome, but not for the Militia Christi.

The Militia Christ is in a continuity with the ecclesiology of the TLM in the 16th century.The FSSP is in a rupture.

The FSSP Mass should not be called the TLM or Tridentine Rite Mass. It could be called the Latin Mass in the Extraordinary Form/Rite with the New Ecclesiology.

Bishop Bishop Gian Rico Ruzza offers the Novus Ordo Mass in Italian with the New Ecclesiology.I attend the Novus Ordo Mass in Italian, in central Rome, with Old Ecclesiology.

Lionel Andrades