In this episode of The David Hahn Show, David Hahn opens with the widening rift over the Traditional Latin Mass, as Cardinal Arthur Roche insists Pope Leo has no intention of lifting the restrictions imposed by Traditionis Custodes. He traces the motu proprio's origins to a survey of bishops whose findings, only partly leaked through journalist Diane Montagna, in fact argued against further restriction, and reports on Roche's recent comments to The Tablet dismissing concerns from the faithful as a tune "discordant with the life of the church." Hahn sets this against a strikingly different message from Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, newly elevated to the Apostolic Signatura, who calls traditional Catholicism "unstoppable" and points to a younger generation drawn to the old rite, a divide Hahn reads as a generational transition already underway in Rome.