human
Fortunately for many many reasons, the USA is just one country in a wide world. Stuff like your EWTN need to be kept in proportion.

Whether the Mass is in Latin or any other language should reflect the needs of parishes.  Treating this kind of thing as a quasi-political demarcation line is distasteful at very least. Weaponising  the Mass verges on  sacrilege.

In many of our churches English, or whatever the language of the country we live in, is not in fact our native tongue. A vernacular Mass is a foreign language Mass - it might as well be Latin.  

Having separate Masses in other languages is one way to deal with this. Our parish has a Polish Mass. But that means a divided community, and does nothing for those from other countries.

A regular Latin Mass for all every few weeks would be a sensitive way of reflecting that, and bringing us together.

And all this should have no connection with appeasing the rare internal schismatics who resist Vatican II, and oppose Pope Francis.
gpt
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