As we mentioned earlier this year, a new English translation of the Roman Missal is being prepared. This will be used in English speaking countries throughout the Catholic Church. Just recently, this translation was released in final form for the United States of America, meaning it can be published and implemented in American parishes next … Continue reading 29/8/10 – Is the Order of Mass Going to Change?
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Today at Mass, we hear the parable of the Prodigal Son, or perhaps (depending on the perspective from which you approach this scripture passage) the Forgiving Father. This parable, along with other readings we hear during this season in Year C, make connections with the Lenten theme of Penance and Reconciliation. For many of us, … Continue reading 14/3/10 – Exploring the Sacrament of Penance
Over the past two weeks, I have spoken a little about the recent National Liturgical Conference; the focus of which was the impending release of a new English translation of the Roman Missal. One of the most exciting parts of the conference was to get an insight (and a bit of a sneak preview!) into … Continue reading 28/2/10 – Become One Body, One Spirit in Christ
Noel Debien, from the ABC Radio Religion Unit, has reported on the recent National Liturgical Conference and the introduction of a new translation of the Roman Missal. The report includes a recording of Archbishop Coleridge's address to the gathering of liturgy representatives.
Last week, I gave a little overview of the recent National Liturgical Conference; the focus of which was the impending release of a new English translation of the Roman Missal. Some people have probably wondered since just how different this new missal translation will be to what we use now. Firstly, it is important to … Continue reading 21/2/10 – Why A New Missal Translation?
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