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Timeline: Liturgy law: from the 1984 indult to Traditionis custodes, Latin Mass Society of England and Wales
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1971
Paul VI grants England and Wales indult after Latin Mass Society petition
A petition organised by the Latin Mass Society and presented to Paul VI by Cardinal John Heenan led to a concession, dated 5 November 1971, allowing bishops in England and Wales to authorise Masses with the former Roman Missal for particular groups. It is informally known as the "Agatha Christie indult".
- Liturgy law: from the 1984 indult to Traditionis custodes
- The Latin Mass movement
- Latin Mass Society of England and Wales
Sources[The 1971 English indult: a recollection] (title reconstructed) (Latin Mass Society)Latin Mass Society of England and Wales (Wikipedia)