Pope to use Latin in U.K. Mass

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Preface and the Canon and the Pater Noster

This was mentioned in Fr. Z’s blog as well.

heraldscotland.com/news/home-news/macmillan-applauds-decision-to-include-latin-in-the-papal-mass-1.1053326
“The Vatican made it clear they wanted the Pope to say some of the Glasgow Mass in Latin because there will be a live TV and internet feed from Bellahouston beamed to a global audience of one billion and they wanted the people of the world to be able to join in. The universal language of the church is Latin.”
 
Preface and the Canon and the Pater Noster

This was mentioned in Fr. Z’s blog as well.

heraldscotland.com/news/home-news/macmillan-applauds-decision-to-include-latin-in-the-papal-mass-1.1053326
I bet the Pope could say the whole Mass in Latin and most of our bishops “wouldn’t get it” not to mention our priests.

What we need is some kind of encylicall (I don’t know how to spell this) on the beauty of the Latin Mass and the universal use of this Mass everywhere. All countries could learn it then, and we wouldn’t have the splits we have now sometimes between the English Nor Mass and the Spanish one. If it’s Latin, everyone has to get familiar with it so its fair.
 
What we need is some kind of encylicall (I don’t know how to spell this) on the beauty of the Latin Mass and the universal use of this Mass everywhere.
There was one. But we need a reinforcement of it to keep it alive at least.
"…At the eve of the Second Vatican Council, Veterum Sapientia, a document with the highest authority, called for the restoration and reinvigoration of Latin studies throughout the Church. In particular, it mandated that seminary instruction take place in the Latin language. For this to be practicable, the seminarians themselves would have to be competent Latinists…
cornell-catholic-circle.blogspot.com/2005/11/consequences-of-veterum-sapientia.html

papalencyclicals.net/John23/j23veterum.htm
 
I think seminary instruction in Latin is good.
Lay instruction in Latin included would be excellent.
This language will not survive if it is known only by priests.
 
The Latin was a lovely touch at Bellahouston. Though my pronunciation was a little off I think :D!
 
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