German bishops abandon controversial Missal translation

Thursday, October 12th, 2017

The German bishops appear to have abandoned a controversial new German translation of the Missal that was based on Liturgiam authenticam, the Congregation for Divine Worship’s 2001 document.

Liturgiam authenticam insisted on greater fidelity to the Latin original in liturgy translations.

The conference president Cardinal Reinhard Marx has called Liturgiam authenticam, a “dead end”. Read more

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