Yes, it’s the predictably ridiculous Time Magazine on the new Missal.
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Yes, it’s the predictably ridiculous Time Magazine on the new Missal.
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Fortunately I do not look to Time for information on the Church. I was very pleased to see the general level of commentary.
"…and if Vatican II had made some space for Latin and Greek — the Kyrie, Agnus Dei and other simpler chants, for example — Catholics too could have retained a transcendent link to our faith's ancestral languages, while at the same time placating the church's conservatives."
Exploiting people's ignorance of the Council's actual words! Shameless even for Time…
What a joke. And, I don't think "incarnate of the Virgin Mary" sounds clunky at all. It sounds exalted and beautiful.
What sentient individual reads Time anymore. It's sooooooooooooooooooooooooo 1960s and just as irrelevant