"The Hebrew did not have a personal pronoun." Twaddle. Hebrew indeed did, and does, have a personal pronoun.
I share the view that this new translation is a mess. But I am also of the view that any t
Well, it's nice to know that the perpetrators of this ghastly mess are able to translate Latin and keep the meaning (though in fact in many cases they have in fact lost the Latin meaning as well as ma
"It is latinized..."
Well, of course it is: we are Latin Rite Catholics, not English Rite ones! In any case, what's wrong with a translation sounding like a translation? Because--shock, horror!--that
I'd say the sex abuse scandal was a pretty big low in the history of lows. I think comparing the new translation (if you don't like it) subjectively to the objective evil of sex abuse is quite... some
Ageist comments are unhelpful.
I suspect Father O'Connor is as eager as you may be to promote the renewal of the church, not just the liturgy.
His criticism is levelled primarily at the new transl
New wine, new wineskins. The current batch of older priests may indeed be incapable of implementing the authentic renewal of Holy Church's liturgy according to a correct interpretation of Vatican II,
I find it difficult to believe that the representaives of the ACPI thought they really had any possibility of delaying the introduction of the new translations in the dioceses of Ireland. The Irish bi
Gerard, the only one being arrogant and snide is you. Obviously my comments have hit a raw nerve. Fair enough.
You have not addressed what I have said about Fr Ryan. He has conceded that the new missa
To the Leadership Team:
Three cheers and then three cheers more! Whether or not your Association of Irish Catholic Priests makes any headway regarding the New Roman Missal, the courage you show in as
Father Gabriel, the arrogant tone of your post is greatly to be regretted, when in fact you have every reason not to be so snide. It appears that orthographical, syntactical and grammatical sloppiness
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Letter from Fr. Lar O’Connor to the Irish Catholic
March 30 2011"The Hebrew did not have a personal pronoun." Twaddle. Hebrew indeed did, and does, have a personal pronoun. I share the view that this new translation is a mess. But I am also of the view that any t
Letter from Fr. Lar O’Connor to the Irish Catholic
March 30 2011Well, it's nice to know that the perpetrators of this ghastly mess are able to translate Latin and keep the meaning (though in fact in many cases they have in fact lost the Latin meaning as well as ma
Letter from Fr. Lar O’Connor to the Irish Catholic
March 30 2011"It is latinized..." Well, of course it is: we are Latin Rite Catholics, not English Rite ones! In any case, what's wrong with a translation sounding like a translation? Because--shock, horror!--that
Letter from Fr. Lar O’Connor to the Irish Catholic
March 30 2011I'd say the sex abuse scandal was a pretty big low in the history of lows. I think comparing the new translation (if you don't like it) subjectively to the objective evil of sex abuse is quite... some
Letter from Fr. Lar O’Connor to the Irish Catholic
March 30 2011Ageist comments are unhelpful. I suspect Father O'Connor is as eager as you may be to promote the renewal of the church, not just the liturgy. His criticism is levelled primarily at the new transl
Letter from Fr. Lar O’Connor to the Irish Catholic
March 30 2011New wine, new wineskins. The current batch of older priests may indeed be incapable of implementing the authentic renewal of Holy Church's liturgy according to a correct interpretation of Vatican II,
Press Statement from ACP: Monday, March 28th
March 28 2011I find it difficult to believe that the representaives of the ACPI thought they really had any possibility of delaying the introduction of the new translations in the dioceses of Ireland. The Irish bi
Press Statement from ACP: Monday, March 28th
March 28 2011Gerard, the only one being arrogant and snide is you. Obviously my comments have hit a raw nerve. Fair enough. You have not addressed what I have said about Fr Ryan. He has conceded that the new missa
Press Statement from ACP: Monday, March 28th
March 28 2011To the Leadership Team: Three cheers and then three cheers more! Whether or not your Association of Irish Catholic Priests makes any headway regarding the New Roman Missal, the courage you show in as
Press Statement from ACP: Monday, March 28th
March 28 2011Father Gabriel, the arrogant tone of your post is greatly to be regretted, when in fact you have every reason not to be so snide. It appears that orthographical, syntactical and grammatical sloppiness
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