The USA's Synodal Synthesis Report has been published and it has a number of significant areas highlighted.
One of those is the liturgy.
The document states:
“The Eucharist in the lives of Catholics was a significant starting point for many of the synodal
consultations. While divisions exist, many saw the Eucharist as the source of hope for greater unity
as the Body of Christ. “The liturgical and sacramental life of the Church, particularly the centrality of the Eucharist, came up continually in all the dioceses as a point of unity, essential to Catholic identity, community, and a life of faith. Participants expressed a deep desire and hunger for God. While perspectives differed on what constitutes ‘good liturgy’ and what areas need renewal or better understanding, there was universal agreement on the significance of the Eucharist in the life of the Church.”
20 Across the country, many synodal consultations expressed great joy when reflecting on the “beauty of the symbols used in the Liturgy”.
It then specifically mentioned the Latin Mass as an ‘area of division within the church’ without specifically mentioning which side causes said division, though it did mention that the deliberate limiting of the Mass was causing distress.
“Another enduring wound widely reflected in synodal consultations was the experience that the
Church is deeply divided. Participants felt this division as a profound sense of pain and anxiety. “As
one participant shared, the divisive political ideologies present in our society have seeped into all aspects of our lives.” Division regarding the celebration of the liturgy was reflected in synodal consultations. “Sadly, celebration of the Eucharist is also experienced as an area of division within the church. The most common issue regarding the liturgy is the celebration of the pre-Conciliar Mass. The limited access to the 1962 Missal was lamented; many felt that the differences over how to celebrate the liturgy “sometimes reach the level of animosity. People on each side of the issue reported feeling judged by those who differ from them.”
Both Ireland and the United States have mentioned that the attacks on Latin Mass are opposed by the People of God. It seems that it is mostly clericalists who are keeping the crackdowns going, are we to be a Synodal Church or a clericalist church? The Synodal process has made clear, the Latin Mass is wanted by the People of God.