Summary
On Dominica in Sexagesima of February 8, 2026, a special Mass was celebrated at the Annunziata Church in Imperia. This particular service is known as “Summorum Pontificum,” referring to a decree issued by Pope Benedict XVI allowing for the use of an older form of the Roman Rite, also referred to as the Vetus Ordo or Traditional Latin rite. The event was significant as it showcased the ongoing support for traditional liturgical practices within the Catholic Church. The Mass was presided over by local clergy, including a Bishop and several priests who were part of the congregation. This particular service highlights the continued presence and appeal of the Vetus Ordo in modern times, reflecting the diverse preferences among some members of the faithful seeking to experience more traditional liturgies within their respective dioceses.
Key Topics
Chiesa dell’Annunziata, Imperia, Vetus ordo
