Priests will use ‘cheap but worthy’ interim Missals for three months after the new Order of Mass is introduced but before the full Missal is published
Topic: new Mass translation
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The attacks on the new English Missal are the last expiring gasp of the ‘Spirit of Vatican II’
The battle is virtually over – and the good guys won
Debate: Is the new Mass translation worth all the bother?
Will it enhance the liturgical life of the Church, or is it just a lot of extra hassle for priests?
The old ICEL translation weakened reverence for the Mass: the new one will help rebuild it
The new translation is more faithful and more beautiful: these are words which will sink into the soul
Bishops’ liturgy official: English priests will adapt to new translation
Secretary of liturgy committee says new text won’t provoke the same negative reactions in Britain as in Ireland and America
Former ICEL official criticises ‘secretive and top-down’ translation process
Fr Anthony Ruff cancels all speaking engagements related to the new Missal, saying he cannot promote it ‘with integrity’







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