Post2  “… another selection that raised eyebrows among liturgical traditionalists is Italian Archbishop Domenico Sorrentino … One of Pope Benedict XVI’s first personnel changes was to remove him as secretary to the congregation in 2005 and appoint him as head of the Archdiocese of Assisi instead... known to be no supporter of the Traditional Latin Mass and is also understood to have drafted Pope St. John Paul II’s last letter to priests on Holy Thursday in 2005, which made an argument for pro multis being interpreted as meaning that the Body and Blood of Christ are shed “for all” as well as “for many.” Benedict XVI later determined that “for many” is the more accurate translation of the Latin…

Cardinal John Atcherley Dew New Zealand, who at the last synod strongly advocated a change in the language... abandoning such terms as "living in sin" ... and "intrinsically disordered"..."

Article "Assessing the Changes in the Congregation for Divine Worship" 
rats to the word limit