“The (Traditional Latin) Mass defined Catholicism from the Council of Trent to Vatican II. During the pontificate of Paul VI (Giovanni Battista Montini), who succeeded the brief pontificate of John XXIII (who had convened the Ecumenical Council), a new Mass was invented,” he wrote.
The retired Argentine prelate also emphasized the beauty of the Tridentine Mass, comparing it with the Novus Ordo Mass, even saying that one of its authors, Archbishop Bugnini, was a Freemason.
“That and other doctrinal, moral, and disciplinary collapses emptied the seminaries and convents, unleashed massive desertions from the clergy and religious life, and opened a hemorrhage in the Church.”
Judge by the fruits
Some fruit of the Novus Ordo can be gleaned from the table below.

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