Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

Jeffrey Tucker of The New Liturgical Movement puts the issue of new musical settings into perspective with regard to the copyright and taxation standards in place with ICEL. It is an essay well worth reading. The letter from CDWDS specifies that new musical settings are now needed.

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WDTPRS has an important article on the projected timetable for the English translation of the 2002 Missale Romanum by the USCCB. The final vote on the Gray Book is anticipated to be as late as 2010! Check Fr. John for important discussion!

The Catholic Herald, Britain's leading Catholic newspaper, carries a wonderful story on Fr. John Zuhlsdorf, author of the blog, "What Does the Prayer Really Say ?" The story helps to explain why this "tiny" blog carries a link to his blog on its Blogroll and his "Feedburner Stream" linking to his articles. Read it and enjoy !

Shawn Tribe has posted a story on the New Liturgical Movement that first appeared on Zenit . The story concerns the progress of the translation of the Roman Missal. Here is some of the story: As a new English translation of the Roman Missal nears completion, translation experts and Vatican officials expressed their satisfaction with the achievement. In a press release from the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Sacraments, the progress of the Vox Clara Committee was explained. The committee, formed in 2001, is a panel of bishops who provide advice to the Holy See concerning English-language liturgical books. The committee's 15th meeting ended last month, and focused extensively on the Green Book draft translations of several Masses from the International Commission on English in the Liturgy (ICEL). ICEL sends its proposed translation to bishops and experts for study and comment (Green Book). After the comments are incorporated, the texts are proposed for canonical vote by th