Response to the new Roman Missile

Traditionalist groups faced chaos and liturgical changes with the promulgation of the new Roman Missile in 1970. This event led to the formation of a distinct traditionalist movement within the Catholic Church. The traditionalist sphere emerged, including newspapers and journals, such as Christian Order and Itin Haya, which criticized the new liturgy and the changes following the Second Vatican Council. Triumph and The Remnant were American organs of traditionalism that published critical articles about the liturgy. Other organizations, like Tradition, Family, and Property in Brazil and the Roman Forum, also supported traditional Catholic doctrine and culture. Additionally, non-Catholic figures, including authors like W.H. Auden and Jacques Maritain, criticized post-conciliar reforms.