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Any ideas on where one of the above could be found. I stress–pre-Vatican II VERSIONS. Thanks!
Are you fluent in Latin?Any ideas on where one of the above could be found. I stress–pre-Vatican II VERSIONS. Thanks!
And that is going to be a truly superb collection, although pricey. But it’s worth it, IMO.Baronius Press whenever they finish printing them. There have been a lot of set backs in the past year, but hopefully they will finish up soon. Here is the link.
baroniuspress.com/forthcoming_titles.php?wid=12
Thank you very much for this link.I have the Benedictine Monastic Diurnal from St Michaels Abbey.
It is pre Vatican II Latin/English
farnboroughabbey.org/press/dirunal.php
Laudate is this one Latin only or is it Latin/English?A new printing can be found here: cenacle.co.uk/products.asp?recnumber=3987 I’ll hopefully have a 1962 Roman Breviary set tomorrow.
Hey, hey - that kind of thing is not allowed on these forums, and it smacks of a schismatic and/or heretical attitude.But I loathe anything tainted with the rot of Vatican II.
My bad. Unable to edit but perhaps mods can simply delete the sentence. You & I disagree on what means it to be a faithful Catholic but there is no reason I need make gratuitous quarrels over the matter, especially on the first day of LentHey, hey - that kind of thing is not allowed on these forums, and it smacks of a schismatic and/or heretical attitude.
Whatever problems we face inside the Church today is not the fault of the Council.
Friend, I completely understand your feelings about the matter. But such statements will get you banned in no time. Please don’t let that happen.no I don’t speak Latin. But I loathe anything tainted with the rot of Vatican II.
I tip my hat to your wise comment about quarreling - it shows a self-restraint on your part that is unfortunately sometimes lacking on the forums (I know that I’m, for one, often tempted to it, too).MYou & I disagree on what means it to be a faithful Catholic but there is no reason I need make gratuitous quarrels over the matter, especially on the first day of Lent