Month: October 2013
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German Missal Translation: “Collapsed”
Two things led the German bishops to reject the new missal: the recent debacle of a failed translation of the burial rites, and a change of pope.
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Non Solum Question Box
Instead of us always posing our questions to you, we want to offer you the opportunity to send possible Non Solum questions to us.
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Non Solum: Apostles’ or Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed
The Roman Missal allows for the usage of either the Apostles’ Creed or the Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed at Mass.
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(Anglican) Archbishop of Canterbury: Go to Confession
Although Archbishop Welby comes from the evangelical wing of Anglicanism, his personal spiritual director is a Swiss Roman Catholic priest.
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Patrimony: The Order of Mass for the Anglican Ordinariates
Officially debuting today, the Order of Mass for the Anglican Ordinariates raises some questions about what exactly constitutes the “Anglican patrimony.”
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Pray Tell’s own coming to CNN October 13th!
One of Pray Tell ’s contributors, Rita Ferrone, will appear on CNN.
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NYT: What Do You Look for in Modern Translation?
“Every text is, to some extent, a bafflement to its translator, because every language, like every writer, has characteristics that can’t be ‘carried across’ — which is what ‘translate’ means — into another tongue, another culture.”
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Restoring the Liturgy in San Francisco with a new liturgical institute
“We see everything collapsing around us, and the Church is emerging.”
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ARCIC3 co-chair Abp. Longley: Vatican’s rules on eucharistic sharing could be further relaxed
Seeing how in 1993 certain relaxations were made in the Vatican’s rules on eucharistic sharing, further relaxation is possible.