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Tag: Cardinal George Pell

Cardinal Pell on Liturgical Translation

March 2, 2014 Anthony Ruff, OSB Translation / New Missal

It gets dicier in the second part, with Pell’s version of the history of the Roman translation documents Comme le prévoit (1969) and Liturgicam authenticam (2001).

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Pope Francis in Motion … and Seated

March 24, 2013 Anthony Ruff, OSB Pope Francis

Have you seen Pope Francis in Motion from CNS? Funky southern music behind shots of him speaking to the cardinals and then greeting them in the Clementine Hall.

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“A little abstruse and pretentious”: Abbot Johnson of Vatican Translation Committee on the New Missal

February 9, 2013 Anthony Ruff, OSB Translation / New Missal

Church officials are cautious now about the Missal, and a bit more honest in their comments.

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A smooth transition to the new missal

September 2, 2011 Anthony Ruff, OSB New Missal Implementation

I hope the transition to the new missal does go smoothly.The liturgy is the “source and summit” of our Christian life, and we must always strive for its worthy celebration.

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Translation Truths

August 5, 2011 Anthony Ruff, OSB Translation / New Missal

“Don’t believe newspaper reports telling you that there was no consultation, that it was all imposed from Rome or the like. It’s total nonsense.” – Cardinal Pell of Vox Clara

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The New Translation: An Interview with Cardinal George Pell

April 4, 2011 Other Voices Translation / New Missal

This interview comes from the Archdiocese of Sydney webpage. Cardinal Pell, chairman of Vox Clara, is an articulate advocate of the forthcoming translation. The interviewer is Katrina Lee, official spokesperson for Pell and for the archdiocese.

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How times change…

November 5, 2010 Other Voices Translation / New Missal

The head of a key Vatican advisory body on English-language liturgical translations told NCR that body may disband following production of a new version of the Mass.

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Is the MISSAL MESS about to erupt?

November 3, 2010 Anthony Ruff, OSB Translation / New Missal

There are some indicators that the story is about to break in several places.

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Varied voices on this version

August 21, 2010 Editor Quotes Translation / New Missal

“The new translations are a step backwards.” – Fr. Reese
“It is a vast improvement.” – Fr. Stravinskas

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NEWS

Collegeville: Renovation of Emmaus Hall

April 6, 2021 Editor

Cardinal Sarah Asks the Pope to Lift the Ban on “Individual” Masses at St. Peter’s
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April 1, 2021 Anthony Ruff, OSB

US church membership falls below 50 percent first time in 80 years
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March 29, 2021 Anthony Ruff, OSB

Cardinal Schönborn on same-sex blessings
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March 25, 2021 Editor

Pope: Mary is not Co-redemptrix
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March 24, 2021 Anthony Ruff, OSB

Vidi aquam in the U.K.
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March 24, 2021 Editor

On consulting the People of God for their opinions on liturgical translation
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March 20, 2021 Fr. Neil Xavier O'Donoghue

Same-Sex Blessing: Bishop of Mainz Responds to Vatican
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March 16, 2021 Editor

Good Read

THE PLAZA

It’s a Cold, Hard Frost this Paschal Mystery

April 1, 2021 Katharine E. Harmon

Toward a Minor Reform of Lent: Connecting Fasting with the Ethics of Food
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April 1, 2021 Nicholas Denysenko

The Annunciation of the Lord: And Became Water?
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March 23, 2021 Teresa Berger

Instead of going back, can we press forward?
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March 22, 2021 Editor

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