There are nuances. Most exactly, if I can prove I am a priest, they must allow me to celebrate Mass in the church. But it does not have to be a specific Mass or a public Mass. They can give me a side altar at 7:00am if they really want, but it is usually easier just to allow me to concelebrate.
There are nuances. Most exactly, if I can prove I am a priest, they must allow me to celebrate Mass in the church. But it does not have to be a specific Mass or a public Mass. They can give me a side altar at 7:00am if they really want, but it is usually easier just to allow me to concelebrate.
There are nuances. Most exactly, if I can prove I am a priest, they must allow me to celebrate Mass in the church. But it does not have to be a specific Mass or a public Mass. They can give me a side altar at 7:00am if they really want, but it is usually easier just to allow me to concelebrate.