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De_Maria
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Any longer. But there was once. It is the root of the new Celtic languages.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_languages
Anyway, the point I was making is that one language is as good as another. Modern English conveys just as much information as the ancient Latin. And modern forms of communication (i.e phones, radio, tv, printing machines, etc.) make it easier to communicate in any language to anyone in the world.
There is no reason to continue to restrict the preaching of the Catholic Faith to the Latin. That was initially done in order to ease the burden of teaching by teaching in a language which was commonly used throughout the world.
That is the point of that I was making. Do you still disagree?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_languages
Anyway, the point I was making is that one language is as good as another. Modern English conveys just as much information as the ancient Latin. And modern forms of communication (i.e phones, radio, tv, printing machines, etc.) make it easier to communicate in any language to anyone in the world.
There is no reason to continue to restrict the preaching of the Catholic Faith to the Latin. That was initially done in order to ease the burden of teaching by teaching in a language which was commonly used throughout the world.
That is the point of that I was making. Do you still disagree?