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Rev. John Zuhlsdorf, a scrappy blogger popular with the Catholic right.
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1 Peter 5
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Reader comment.
The real question here is what do the X-axis and Y-axis represent.
Well, it is obvious what the X-Axis represents, so that was an oversight on my part.
I think the Y axis represents number of Masses per Sunday.
I have posted an English translation of the complete article – which is an original statement by the German lay association for the classical Roman rite “Pro Missa Tridentina”, a member of the international Una Voce Federation, kreuz.net just picked it up – over at the NLM: http://thenewliturgicalmovement.blogspot.com/2008/01/development-of-tlm-celebrations-in.html
Chile, Year 2000 -> 6 Mass Centres (4 from FSSPX and one non incardinated – to become Institute of the Good Shepherd in 2007)
Chile, before September 2007 -> 8 Mass Centres (4 from FSSPX)
Chile, after Summorum Pontificum -> 14 Mass Centres (4 from SSPX)
Hence, thanks to Pope Benedict XVI the availability of traditional masses (in full good-standing with the Holy See) has multiplied by 10.
Sorry, the Institute of the Good Shepherd was created in 2006, not 2007.
What is FSSPX? I know what the SSPX is and I know what the FSSP is, but….