text: Caution - when we choose to use descriptive words such as *irregular* or *experimental* we are opting for a subjective and pejorative meaning.
  
  In most third world countries or countries with large catholic populations and few priests, liturgies are led by sisters, deacons, lay leadership using authorized and approved liturgy structures - we actually have approved *masses without an ordained cleric*, etc.  These leaders have been educated, have experience, and episcopal (in most cases) approval of their country's episcopal conference.
  
  Some conferences are more willing to utilize inculturation (which some commentators here all but call heresy) when in fact it is a principle of SC at VII.  Liturgy has changed since apostolic times and always reflects the culture in which it has been introduced when at a mission stage.  This knee jerk reaction to *canonize* the Western European latin liturgy of 400 years is nostalgia - even the Trentan liturgy changed.