text: Let me get this straight. We have to use a proper title for Cardinal Sarah and Pope Benedict XVI, but we can call Pope Francis "bogogilo Jesuit?" Hmm.
  
  Your liturgical history in your earlier post is also faulty. Prior to Vatican II, there were multiple usages of the Roman, or Latin, Rite. The Dominicans and Carthusians, for example, had their own. Many dioceses also had their own, especially in France. Although they started to abandon them in the 19th century. Toledo in Spain and Milan continue to use their own rites, although Milan's usage is much more widespread. How could this happen? When he instituted his Missal, Pius V allowed any usage or rite that was 200 years old to continue. Rome didn't have a history of imposing its own rite on other places. So you see, "THE MASS was (NOT necessarily) the SAME in every country." Then there are the various Eastern Catholic churches who use completely different rites than the Roman Rite, and yet are completely Catholic.