I like the otherworldliness of the Latin Mass, it's not banal or pedestrian, the priest doesn't try to dumb things down to appeal to the lowest common denominator. I like the reverence, the beauty, incense, smells and bells. It's ancient - not something that was put together by a committee in the 1960s. It clearly expresses Catholic doctrine that Mass is a Sacrifice. (Novus Ordo prayers were watered down to make it palatable to Protestants). The folks who attend tend to take their Catholic faith seriously (as do a minority at the NO). The music isn't the same lame GIA songs but draws from our rich musical patrimony. I've been to the Ordinariate Mass, they wonderful...I wouldn't go to an Episcopal Mass, I'm not Episcopalian, and they don't have the Real Presence (yet they kneel to receive Communion). We have the Real Presence and many Catholics receive with a casual attitude in tshirt and jeans. If you pick up a missal, you can follow along. Latin connects us to our ancestors in faith.