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OSV Newsweekly
By Brian Reynolds. Parishioners will need to know what is changing and what is not going to change
By Msgr. C. Eugene Morris, S.T.L. What is the Roman Missal?
By Anthony Marques. The Roman rite is itself a precious example and an instrument of true inculturation.
By David Toups. Easing the parish into the new translation
By Msgr. C. Eugene Morris. What is really changing?
By Msgr. Owen F. Campion. The new translation and preparations for it will provide priests with an excellent opportunity for catechesis.
By Matthew J. Albright. Reflection after three months. (Subscription required)
By Brian W. MacMichael & Michael D. Roesch. An opportunity in sacred music
By Sister Mary Michael Fox, O.P. When the Church begins to use the revised translation of the Roman Missal, some of the familiarity with the Mass will diminish and for many it will be a challenge.
By Nihal Abeyasingha, C.Ss.R. Reflections on the new English translation and celebration
By Msgr. Owen Campion. No opportunity to miss: Changes in the Missal offer great material for catechesis
This article has free access for all visitors. By Emily Stimpson. Beginning next Advent, Catholics will experience some subtle changes to the prayers spoken at Mass that will capture a more poetic, reverent rendering of the Church’s ancient liturgy
By Msgr. Owen F. Campion. New translation can lead people to a better understanding of prayer and God himself
By Mike Aquilina. The big difference in a little phrase in the new translation of the Roman Missal
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