Tag Archives: and with your spirit

14 July 2011

Booz and the Reapers are also with you!

Posted on 14 July 2011 by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf

More than once I have written about the origin and meaning of Dominus vobiscum and the response Et cum spiritu tuo and the new, corrected translation. In my explanations I have written about a Biblical locus for consideration of … Continue reading →

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5 June 2011

QUAERITUR: Can we say “And with your spirit” now?

Posted on 5 June 2011 by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf

From a reader:
Could you perhaps use some of the new translation now? For example saying “And with your spirit.” under your breath or even using it in confirmation when the bishop says “Peace be with you.”
It seems to me that … Continue reading →

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27 January 2011

“And with your spirit”

Posted on 27 January 2011 by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf

From the Catholic Herald, the UK’s best Catholic weekly, with my emphases and comments. I edit because of length. The author, Fr Milner died in December, [Stop now, dear reader, and say a prayer for the author.] a few months … Continue reading →