To: ebb tide
The article includes discussion about the TLM, Catholics count mass as important as Scripture, but for some reason don't want people to understand what's said in mass.
My comments are about the church making sure that the church's teachings are in the common languages. I used Scripture translation to make the point (surely Catholics would want people to understand mass too).
I guess I was wrong.
21 posted on
06/29/2024 5:04:14 PM PDT by
Tell It Right
(Galatians 6:14 -- May I never boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ...)
To: Tell It Right
You’re ignorant. The TLM features the vernacular language on the opposite page of Latin. There’s NO reason why somebody can’t follow along and understand clearly what’s being said!!
23 posted on
06/29/2024 5:14:13 PM PDT by
dsat4life
(Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty . . . who was, who is, and is to come!! Amen!)
To: Tell It Right
Most US Catholics who attend the TLM own Latin-English missals. In many churches, paperback missals are available for free use during the Mass.
So yes, you are wrong, again.
24 posted on
06/29/2024 5:15:20 PM PDT by
ebb tide
("The Spirit of Vatican II" is nothing more than a wicked "idealogy" of the modernists.)
To: Tell It Right
And for you information the first printed vernacular Bibles were printed by Catholics, not Luther and his band of merry heretics.
25 posted on
06/29/2024 5:17:13 PM PDT by
ebb tide
("The Spirit of Vatican II" is nothing more than a wicked "idealogy" of the modernists.)
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