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Yes, it is Catholic. Msgr. Knox was very famous in England. His New Testament was authorized by the bishops in England for readings at Mass. I don't now if that has changed recently. But it does commend it, doesn't it.
6 posted on 02/28/2003 8:33:18 PM PST by Siobhan (+Pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet+)
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To: Siobhan
Yes, it is Catholic. Msgr. Knox was very famous in England.

He was Catholic, but a convert and always kept a great deal of the Anglican about him.

His New Testament was authorized by the bishops in England for readings at Mass.

According to the introduction written by Knox in the front of my copy, this translation was considered an experimental project. The bishops gave him permission to attempt a new translation. But at least at the time that my copies were printed, they had never approved the finished result for any official use.

12 posted on 02/28/2003 10:08:04 PM PST by Maximilian
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