Leo's “For All”: The Resurrection of a Lie and the March to Universal Salvation

Leo's “For All”: The Resurrection of a Lie and the March to Universal Salvation
Leo XIV revives the Novus Ordo’s most infamous distortion, Will Trad Inc. now defend what they once condemned?
Pentecost has not yet arrived, but the modernist fires are already burning.
On May 31, during his ordination homily in St. Peter’s Basilica, Leo XIV openly revived one of the most scandalous errors of the post-conciliar liturgy: the mistranslation of the words of consecration in the Eucharistic rite.
“You will make his words your own in every Eucharist: it is ‘for you and for all.’”— Leo XIV, Ordination Homily, May 31, 2025
This was no improvisation. The phrase was presented as the very words of consecration. In one of the most sacred moments of Catholic liturgy, before the entire world, Leo XIV resurrected the most infamous distortion of the Novus Ordo era.
This phrase, “for all,” was the defining liturgical lie of the Novus Ordo for nearly four decades. It misrepresented the Latin
For decades …