After I had posted Much Ado About Nothing Down Under yesterday about the “Palace Papers” in Australia I came across another Wikipedia article about the development of the Australian monarchy during the twentieth century. This adds considerably to the account of the place of the monarch within the Australian constitution which I linked to, and is well worth looking at. It shows the organic and legal development of the institution under successive sovereigns, and how it has changed as the British Empire transformed itself into the Commonwealth. It can be viewed at History of monarchy in Australia
Divine Worship Prefect Roche: “Leo will not change Traditionis or go back
to Summorum.”
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From his interview to British Catholic periodical “The Tablet,” the words
of Cardinal Roche are peremptory: “But no, Pope Leo is not going to change
Tradi...
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