Tag: Rita Ferrone
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Rita Ferrone on “Washing Feet”
At Commonweal.
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Criticism of the new translation
Criticism of the new missal translation from two women.
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Francis Mannion on the new translation and missal chants
Msgr. Francis Mannion wrote this in a recent column in Our Sunday Visitor.
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The Martyrdom of a Lovely Language
Part 3 of Gabe Huck’s 4-part series on the new translation. “We are being told something by this new missal and we had better understand: ‘Your language doesn’t matter. Nobody’s living language matters. Latin matters.'”
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The Case in Phoenix
Pray Tell contributor Rita Ferrone has written wisely on the dotCommonweal blog about “The Case in Phoenix.” I’ll soon be adding a few comments here about the matter.
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Rita Ferrone: It doesn’t sing
“Beneath the words of the new translation, one senses a drive to minimize the practical effects of Vatican II. The reforms of Vatican II prized clarity and intelligibility, gave priority to ecumenism and evangelization, respected the work of bishops’ conference, and invited engagement with the world. This vital heritage is being eclipsed by another agenda.…
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What’s Behind the Door?
“It could be argued that this translation makes a caricature of the text. It is hardly the faithful translation insisted on in Liturgiam authenticam. It must therefore call into question the competence of the Vatican editorial process.”
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New leadership at Pray Tell!
I will remain a contributor during Rita’s time at the helm. – awr