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I don’t know how you guys feel. It bothers me when they change the wording in the GIRM. I think if it is written down, that is what we should say. We should not minipulate them. I. E. instead of Father. they say the word Creator etc. I was at a Mass where the Priest lead the Our Father. with

Our Father/Mother who art in heaven
 
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Our Father/Mother who art in heaven**

If your priest wants to believe in and worship a unigender hermaphroditic polymorph, I gutes that’s his business, but it seems to be that he ceases to be a Catholic priest by such lack of Catholic faith expressed in prayer.
 
That “modification” of the Our Father is such a significant abuse that your Bishop should be contacted immediately. You owe it to yourself and your congregation to write. Actually you have a moral imperative to write. Keep your letter factual (dates when the abuse occurred, when it started, etc.). Avoid character judgments or snarky comments. Prayers for you and your misguided priest.

-SC
 
Yes, notify your bishop. His praying in this manner, could lead to improper form in others.
Deacon Ed B
 
It also bothers me when they use Creator, Redeemenr, and sanctificator. It seems to me to be bad theology. They are name their Job Discription, rather than who they are
 
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It also bothers me when they use Creator, Redeemenr, and sanctificator. It seems to me to be bad theology. They are name their Job Discription, rather than who they are
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In fact if they use that formula for baptism, the baptism is INVALID. Changing words to prayers is a big thing and changing references to God in prayers is even bigger.
 
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It also bothers me when they use Creator, Redeemenr, and sanctificator. It seems to me to be bad theology. They are name their Job Discription, rather than who they are
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I am sure that if a person were baptised in the name of the creator, redeemer and sanctificator, the baptism would be invalid.

God is The Father, Son and Holy Spirit.; One God three persons and to say otherwise, I am also sure that is a heresy.
 
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