Defensor Fidei - Lesson Twelve: Found in Translation

As a Catholic that has a deeper growing appreciation for pure and Christ centred liturgy, I'm quite excited by the upcoming changes to the Roman Missal (i.e. the order of the Latin rite Mass). While I'm not going to go into the history behind this and the reasons for it, let's just say that these changes are very, very welcomed.

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To get an idea of what I'm talking about, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) have published a first look at the revisions to the assembly responses of the Mass. You can find that here (revisions are bolded): http://usccb.org/romanmissal/examples.shtml

Go here for a pdf version: http://usccb.org/romanmissal/peoplesparts.pdf

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[SteveSpitz1981]

@CrossBlaise Hey buddy. I'm hoping to get a new video up in the next couple of weeks... I've got A LOT of topics to pick from based on what I've been blogging about.

[CrossBlaise]

Hey, it's Rob. Just doing my semi-annual account change =p The RIMBR account made no sense because I didn't become Catholic and, thus, Ignatius is not my saint name, and I'm becoming Orthodox and I think I'm going to choose John Chrysostom as my patron saint lol. By the way, you gotta start making some more videos dude :)

[SteveSpitz1981]

The Greek reads the plural (πιστεύομεν), but the Latin and English versions have substituted for it the singular ('credo', I believe), in accordance with the Apostles' Creed and the more subjective character of the Western churches.

[colinpostnz]

We believe.... communist.

I believe...... personal statment