Conciliar Sect Undermines Sunday Mass Obligation with Humanist Dispensations
Catholic News Agency portal (December 26, 2025) reports on recent “Mass dispensations” issued by multiple “bishops” in the United States, permitting Catholics to abstain from Sunday Mass attendance due to fears of immigration enforcement. The article cites canonist David Long and “Fr.” Daniel Brandenburg LC explaining that diocesan “bishops” possess authority to dispense from Mass obligations for “just and reasonable cause,” including weather emergencies, pandemics, and now immigration concerns. Long emphasizes that laity cannot self-dispense but may licitly miss Mass when participation is “impossible,” while Brandenburg compares the obligation to eating while warning against “lax conscience.” The piece illustrates the conciliar sect’s progressive dismantling of Eucharistic discipline through subjectivist interpretations of canon law.









