It's Official
Straight from the Vatican, Deo Gratias
Helmet tip to Rorate Caeli for the translation
COMMUNIQUÉ OF THE HOLY SEE PRESS OFFICE
A meeting took place yesterday afternoon at the Vatican, presided by the Cardinal Secretary of State, in which the content and the spirit of the expected "Motu proprio" of the Holy Father on the use of the Missal promulgated by John XXIII in 1962 were explained to the representatives of several episcopal conferences. The Holy Father came to greet those who were present and maintained a profound discussion with them for about one hour. The publication of the document - which will be accompanied by a thorough personal letter of the Holy Father to the singular Bishops - is predicted for within a few days, when the document itself will be sent to all Bishops with the indication of its successive coming into effect.
Click here for the original Italian
Straight from the Vatican, Deo Gratias
Helmet tip to Rorate Caeli for the translation
A meeting took place yesterday afternoon at the Vatican, presided by the Cardinal Secretary of State, in which the content and the spirit of the expected "Motu proprio" of the Holy Father on the use of the Missal promulgated by John XXIII in 1962 were explained to the representatives of several episcopal conferences. The Holy Father came to greet those who were present and maintained a profound discussion with them for about one hour. The publication of the document - which will be accompanied by a thorough personal letter of the Holy Father to the singular Bishops - is predicted for within a few days, when the document itself will be sent to all Bishops with the indication of its successive coming into effect.
Click here for the original Italian
posted by Kevin Whiteman at
9:13 AM
2 Comments:
I'll believe it when I see it Cavey.
Saw an out-take from a Matt Matt column written on/near the passing of Michael Davies.
Substance of it was that Davies believed with all his heart and soul that Cdl. Ratzinger was "on our side,"--Matt, of course, disagreed.
Davies was rarely wrong.
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