The Vatican’s liturgy head said Pope Leo XIV will maintain the provisions of ‘Traditionis Custodes’ and will not return to the broader Latin Mass permissions established by Pope Benedict XVI. VATICAN CITY (LifeSiteNews) — Cardinal Arthur Roche said in a new interview that Pope Leo XIV will not restore freedoms for the Traditional Latin Mass extended under Pope Benedict XVI. During the interview, Roche described conversations he had with groups tied to the Traditional Latin Mass. READ: Bishop attacks Latin Mass, says ‘only’ Novus Ordo is compatible with Synodal ChurchThe cardinal continued, “In what way persecuted? Roche nevertheless rejected the suggestion that Catholics who grew up attending the Traditional Latin Mass had practiced their faith incorrectly.