Posted on 04/06/2009 10:50:19 PM PDT by Salvation
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Are we just now seeing the fruits of this study with changes in the Mass coming?
Could anyone continue posting it after Easter? It seems like enough people have liked it to warrant a daily thread.
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I wish I could but after two years of my own ping list I need a break. Hopefully someone will come along.
I totally understand. Thanks for your imput. Maybe you can be the backup if I decide to go ahead and post it.
If the Abbacy of St. Jerome came out with the Nova Vulgata, then the changes were implemented in the 1950's and 1960's. These were not entirely beneficial, IMO, as they pretty much eliminated St. Jerome's wonderful, canonized translations--based on sources no longer in existence--and replaced them with translations of texts that were handed down by non-Catholics. Still, it is a fine academic work, and the Vatican has approved it.
I was referring to the changes that are coming in the Mass. Perhaps there will be a reversal on some of these things.
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