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Daily Archives: 4 November 2021
CDWDS Decree on Magnum Principium 22: Faithfulness To The Target Language
22. Faithfulness then to the language into which the translation is made, since each language has its own characteristics. The accuracy of the translation consists in combining respect for the character of each language while rendering “the meaning of the … Continue reading
Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 16: Personal Sin and Social Sin, Part 1
This section on Personal Sin and Social Sin is long and significant, and we’ll take some care with it over this post and the four that follow. The main sticking point in this section, as I recall the discussion from the … Continue reading
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US Bishops On The Eucharist
I followed some of the discussion (like here) of the bishops’ draft document on the Eucharist. Apparently, someone leaked the document. I read the first 130 lines, then ceased. For now. I doubt it will be dissected here. We’ve already … Continue reading →