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The Archbishop of Glasgow says the introduction of the new English translation of the Roman Missal ‘is a marvellous opportunity for us to revisit our celebration of the Liturgy’.
In a pastoral letter to Catholic in Glasgow, Archbishop Mario Conti says: “My concern is to encourage you to accept these changes in language, to be patient in doing so and to share my conviction that this is a marvellous opportunity for us to revisit our celebration of the Liturgy, to see its great beauty, to love it as an expression of our Catholic faith. Throughout the world and throughout time we have been prepared to make sacrifices in order to show not simply our unity of purpose in our worship, but also our harmony of expression.”
To read the letter in full visit: sconews.co.uk/opinion/11834/archbishop-new-missal/
In a pastoral letter to Catholic in Glasgow, Archbishop Mario Conti says: “My concern is to encourage you to accept these changes in language, to be patient in doing so and to share my conviction that this is a marvellous opportunity for us to revisit our celebration of the Liturgy, to see its great beauty, to love it as an expression of our Catholic faith. Throughout the world and throughout time we have been prepared to make sacrifices in order to show not simply our unity of purpose in our worship, but also our harmony of expression.”
To read the letter in full visit: sconews.co.uk/opinion/11834/archbishop-new-missal/
