Traditionis Custodes

This motu proprio is only directed to the Latin Rite of the Church. So, it does not affect the various Eastern Rites of the Catholic Church directly.

Ce motu proprio ne s'adresse qu'au Rite latin de l'Église. Il ne concerne donc pas directement les différents rites orientaux de l'Église catholique.

We must also understand that this is not a passing occurrence. This motu proprio already carries with it the full weight of the Magisterium, being a canonically binding edict. However, it is also stated in the document that it “be published in the official Commentary of the Holy See, Acta Apostolicae Sedis [AAS; Acts of the Apostolic See].” The AAS is irreformable and binding and is an expression of the constant and universal Magisterium. (W. Wright)
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The apostolic letter does not abrogate the 1962 Roman Missal, and thus leaves the right of priests to celebrate it intact even though it does regulate the way this right can be exercised. (NCR article)

As of 26 July 2021 - We have NO location, in the Military Ordinariate, that will celebrate the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) (1) at this time (2).

As of 28 July 2021 - We have four priests (active and retired) who will be permitted to celebrate < in a private setting only  > the TLM.
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(1) See links section for info about location and Live Mass of the FSSP
(2) Further  study and clarification can inform an appropriate implementation of this document.

IAW Art. 3 §2 these are the locations: 

1. TBD

IAW Art. 3 §3  the days on which eucharistic celebrations are permitted and the readings must be proclaimed in the vernacular, rather than in Latin are as follows: 

1. TBD

IAW Art. 3 §4, as delegate of the bishop, the following priests are entrusted with these celebrations and with the pastoral care of these groups of the faithful:

1. TBD