HAGERSTOWN, Maryland (LifeSiteNews) — A traditional Catholic college in northwest Maryland has issued a statement in the wake of the announcement that its nearby Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) will be suppressed in August, declaring, “We are greatly saddened by this action.” “We recognize that this mandate is being implemented by a direct order from Rome. It was not initiated by the archbishop, who has been supportive of the TLM and The Collegium,” the college wrote in a statement shared with LifeSiteNews. The Collegium Sanctorum Angelorum, an authentically Catholic college near St. Mary’s in Hagerstown, where the TLM will cease in August according to Archbishop William Lori of Baltimore, has highlighted the availability of this TLM as an important asset to the formation of its students. It explains on its website: Spiritual life revolves around the traditional Latin Mass at nearby St. Mary’s Catholic Church, a parish of the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Students attend Mass and sing …