Thanks to the popularity of my post on the Traditional Latin Mass editorial from the Georgia Bulletin, I thought it only fair to include links to the letters to the editor leading up to young Mr. Milukas’s letter.

Letter of Pamela C. Garrett rejoicing the Motu Proprio (8/23/07)

Letter of Carroll Sterne, trotting out the usual tired arguments against TLM (9/6/07)

Letter of Theresa Miller Matt, responding to Sterne (9/13/07)

Letter of Joselyn Schutz, responding to Sterne, identifying herself as the generation of which he speaks (9/13/07)

Letter of 16-year-old Ethan Milukas, in response to Sterne (9/20/07)

I’ll update this post if more is said on this subject in the Georgia Bulletin. I should point out here to those who haven’t gotten to know me very well that I am not a rad-trad. For that matter, I may not be a huge regular attender of the TLM if it’s ever offered in my locality, because I am used to hearing Mass in my own language, and have only even been Catholic for 4.5 years as of this writing. But, I can certainly see nothing wrong with offering the TLM to those interested in attending regularly, and I can also see an effort on the part of liturgists and liberal baby-boomer priests to suppress it. I have been to reverent Novus Ordo Masses, and I have been to “entertaining” Novus Ordo Masses. I much prefer the former, and get really irritated by the latter.