Brendan Buckler's aggressive promotion of this practice in Boone, North Carolina led to a split between people relocating to engage in this practice and a local "garage" splinter group. This practice was seemingly endorsed in 2007 by the Summorum Pontificum decree. In 2021, this practice was banned at priestly ordinations as part of further restrictions issued on it in the decree Traditionis Custodes, and the Pontifical North American College announced plans to fully discontinue teaching and participating in this practice. This practice quickly declined after resolutions of the first session of the Second Vatican Council in 1962. A "Tridentine" missal is used for this practice, which is often referred to as "TLM" by its advocates. For 10 points, name this practice which involves using a once standard, non-vernacular language for Catholic church services. ■END■
ANSWER: saying the mass in Latin [or saying the Traditional Latin mass; or saying the Tridentine mass until "Tridentine" is read; prompt on saying the mass in different languages]
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