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Forbidden Translations? <br/>A Brief History of How the Mass Came to Be Rendered in the Vernacular
Jan 13, 2019

Forbidden Translations?
A Brief History of How the Mass Came to Be Rendered in the Vernacular

By Jeremy J. Priest
Q: What is the current status of the translation document <em>Liturgiam Authenticam</em>?
Jan 14, 2018

Q: What is the current status of the translation document Liturgiam Authenticam?

By Christopher Carstens
Secretary for the CDW: A key to reading the Motu Proprio <em>Magnum principium</em>
Nov 11, 2017

Secretary for the CDW: A key to reading the Motu Proprio Magnum principium

By Archbishop Arthur Roche
In This Place for All Times: What the One Has to Do with the Many and Why Both Are Essential to Catholic Liturgy
Nov 11, 2017

In This Place for All Times: What the One Has to Do with the Many and Why Both Are Essential to Catholic Liturgy

By Christopher Carstens
<em>Magnum Principium</em>: A US Perspective
Sep 23, 2017

Magnum Principium: A US Perspective

By Adoremus Staff
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