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Pope’s Prayer Intention for April

This month’s prayer intention should be of particular importance to Pray Tellers.

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Andrew Sullivan on the words of the Mass

A reader asked Andrew Sullivan: Which writer most influenced your view of God?

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St. John Chrysostom’s message to liturgists

“Adorn your house if you will, but do not forget your brother in distress. He is a temple of infinitely greater value.”

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Quote of the Day

The naming of problems is not an attack against “the Church” …

New Praenotanda, new RCIA, new Congregation department for art and music?

Are the future actions mentioned in Llovera’s interview with Tornielli just the final convulsions of an unhappy reign, or might they actually come to pass?

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Quote of the day

“[T]o translate the Latin text and retain the Latin tone or notes has my sanction, though it doesn’t sound polished or well done….”

Unintended novelty

The loss of the past is inevitable, and not to face the inevitable is psychologically, culturally, and, I suspect spiritually dangerous.

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Quote of the Day: Reginald Foster

Fr. Foster has been one of the Pope’s Latinists since the 1960s. No one knows Latin like he does. He was asked whether Latin is a sacred language.

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The Language of Worship

Wow, this is really critical of the current ICEL texts. Guess who published this?

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A Labor Day reflection

Decent work is work that expresses the essential dignity of every man and woman in the context of their particular society: …

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