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Tag: German-speaking

German priests ask bishops to wait on Missal translation – UPDATE

May 31, 2013 Editor Announcements Church Reform Translation / New Missal

Concerns about an inappropriate “linguistic register” have prompted the request.

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Translation Update: German and Dutch Languages

October 14, 2010 Other Voices Translation / New Missal

In many cases the German bishops elected to retain the current text of the Missal. Dutch speakers have only recently begun to work on a new translation.

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German bishops resist missal revision

October 5, 2010 Editor Translation / New Missal

The German bishops are against making any fundamental changes to the present German Missal.

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Rome has spoken, the case is still open

June 21, 2010 Anthony Ruff, OSB Funerals/Burial Translation / New Missal

The German-speaking bishops articulated the urgent recommendation, in order to avoid greater damage, to permit immediately the further use of the 1972-1973 edition and to undertake a fundamental revision of the new edition.

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German Problems

May 3, 2010 Editor Funerals/Burial Translation / New Missal

Some German-speaking bishops are not happy with the text of the funeral rites that came back from Rome.

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Magnifying the Lord in German

March 6, 2010 Anthony Ruff, OSB Liturgy of the Hours

All of you who pray the Liturgy of the Hours regularly will be interested in this innovation of the German-speaking OSBs. They don’t sing the Benedictus every day at Lauds, nor do they sing the Magnificat every day at Vespers.

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Infant Baptism — auf deutsch (Updated 1-25)

January 23, 2010 Anthony Ruff, OSB Inculturation Initiation / RCIA

The Holy See has approved some significant alterations to the Roman rite for the German-speaking church in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxemburg, and Lichtenstein. The main innovation is infant baptism in two stages – first, a blessing of the infant with the oil of catechumens; second, after a period of preparation by the parents, baptism.

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NEWS

The new Prefect of Divine Liturgy and Sacraments speaks.
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June 16, 2022 James Hadley, OblSB

Liturgy Alive! Composition Competition
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June 14, 2022 Editor

Westminster Choir College cuts degree programs

June 10, 2022 Editor

Pope Francis to Sicilian clerics: Take off your grandmother’s lace.
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June 10, 2022 James Hadley, OblSB

A document on liturgical formation is being prepared in Rome
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May 13, 2022 Rita Ferrone

‘Baptismal Ecclesiology Without Baptism?’ What is the Episcopal Church Doing?
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May 12, 2022 Lizette Larson

James O’Donnell Leaving Music Position at Westminster Abbey
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April 26, 2022 Editor

Are You Living in the Light of the Word?
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April 25, 2022 Rita Ferrone

Good Read

THE PLAZA

Some Thoughts on the Creed and the Liturgy
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June 16, 2022 Fritz Bauerschmidt
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My Jesus Tastes Like Hand Sanitizer
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June 10, 2022 Katharine E. Harmon

Movies for Liturgists
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June 3, 2022 Fr. Neil Xavier O'Donoghue

Thinking Through Tradition with the Myrrhbearers and St John
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May 24, 2022 Mark Roosien

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