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The Pian Missal and Breviary were liturgical reforms, too.
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The American Catholic News Service (CNS) quoted anonymous Vatican sources as denying that proposals had been voted on at the plenary meeting. Rather, the congregation had forwarded its suggestions on the subject of Eucharistic Adoration - which had been the theme of the plenary session - to the Pope. The subject of ad orientem had never been discussed, according to the CNS source.
Vatican seeks ‘reform of the reform’
28 August 2009
**The Vatican has proposed sweeping reforms to the way Mass is celebrated, it has been claimed.
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Communion on the tongue, Consecration celebrated ad orientem (facing east) and renewed use of Latin could all be re-introduced to ordinary Sunday Masses as part of proposals put forward by the Congregation for Divine Worship.
Andrea Tornielli, a senior Vatican watcher, reported last week that the congregation’s cardinals and bishops v**oted “almost unanimously in favour of greater sacrality of the Rite” **at a plenary meeting in March.
Members of t**he congregation are said to have put forward 30 propositiones (“propositions”) aimed at reforming the way in which the Novus Ordo has been celebrated since the Second Vatican Council. **
These set out to recover a “sense of Eucharistic worship”, the use of the “Latin language in the celebration” and include the “remaking of the introductory parts of the Missal in order to put a stop to liturgical abuses”.
catholicherald.co.uk/articles/a0000624.shtml
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