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Tag Archives: translation
10 July 2011
How small-c catholic liberals attack what they don’t like
In the past I have mentioned that catholic liberals right now are using the clerical abuse issue as a blunt instrument with which to bludgeon any issue or any person they don’t like.
If they don’t like, say, the Church’s teaching … Continue reading
27 May 2011
An ineffable anecdote
During the preparation of the new translation, some defenders of the old way of doing things, the so-called “dynamic equivalence” method of translation, carped about the new goal of greater accuracy would be tooo haard for people in the pews. … Continue reading
19 February 2011
QUAERITUR: priest changing the lame-duck translation or starting early with the new
From a priest reader:
The new translation is coming up in Advent. I can hardly wait! Now we are stuck using the old “lame-duck” translations, as you call it. I’d use a different phrase.
Honestly, I hate the present translation so much, … Continue reading
20 May 2010
13 February 2010
“Consubstantial” – Who do people REALLY say that He is?
The new translation contains an alarming new threat.
"Consubstantial"
By clinging to the inaccurate rendering of "consubstantialem Patri" in the Creed as "one in being with the Father", liberals obfuscate the dogma of the Church that Jesus is God, that He is … Continue reading
Posted in Our Catholic Identity, SESSIUNCULA, WDTPRS
Tagged Arian, Catholic, consubstantial, consubstantialem Patri, ICEL, liberal, liturgy, translation
114 Comments
12 February 2010
Archbp. Coleridge hits a liturgical home run
Ever since the papal Master of Ceremonies Msgr. Guido Marini gave a talk in Rome to English-speaking priests about liturgy and liturgical reform, liberals have been coming out of the wood work.
They are now emboldened to attack Benedict XVI and … Continue reading
31 December 2009
Jesuits comment on the new translation, and get it right
A couple weeks ago in my column for The Wanderer I spoke of the work of Christine Mohrmann. Also, I have on various occasions opined that sometimes it is okay for something you know to be a translation to actually … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
Tagged Christine Mohrmann, slavishly literal, translation, Vox Clara
24 Comments
18 November 2009
How to be wrong every time: another WaPo blogger screws up
Anthony Stevens-Arroyo, a blogger with Newsweek/WaPo, has the amazing penchant for being wrong.
You might remember some of his other accomplishments along these lines, for example, his ululation when Bp. Martino of Scranton resigned. Or his agreement with Planned Parenthood.
… Continue reading
Posted in Green Inkers, The Drill
Tagged Anthony Stevens-Arroyo, Bp. Trautman, Newsweek, On Faith, translation
41 Comments
17 November 2009
Liturgical translation drama at the USCCB. Is it finally over?
You have to admire Bp. Trautman. He kept his powder dry and his plan of attack hidden, saving his very last musket ball for the end.
He raised a motion that the bishops should see the Gray Book of the Antiphons, … Continue reading
Posted in Brick by Brick, SESSIUNCULA
Tagged @usccbmedia, antiphons, Bp. Trautman, Gray Book, telecaretv.org, translation, Twitter, USCCB
101 Comments
7 November 2009
Bp. Donald “Ineffable” Trautman’s jihad against the new translation [Fr. Z POLL]
This entry also includes a little project for you readers and a POLL at the end.
His Excellency Most Rev. Donald W. Trautman, aided and abetted by the ultra-liberal anti-Roman National Catholic Reporter, continues his perennial jihad. The aging imam of … Continue reading
Posted in New Translation, POLLS, SESSIUNCULA, The Drill, WDTPRS
Tagged Bp. Trautman, Liturgiam authenticam, translation, USCCB
64 Comments
6 November 2009
Archbp. Nienstedt (Archd. StP/Mpls) on new translation
In The Catholic Spirit, the newspaper of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Archbishop Nienstedt has something to say about the upcoming changes to the translations of the Roman Missal.
My emphases and comments.
Changes in the language of … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA, The Drill, WDTPRS
Tagged Archbp. Nienstedt, Liturgiam authenticam, translation
32 Comments
26 October 2009
Wherein Bp. Trautman runs down new translation and Fr. Z responds
In the Catholic Review of the Archdiocese of Baltimore comes this CNS story.
On 22 October His Excellency Most Rev. Donald W. Trautman, Bishop of Erie, gave a talk at Catholic University of American in which he ran down the new … Continue reading
Posted in Our Catholic Identity, PRO MULTIS, SESSIUNCULA, The Drill, WDTPRS, Wherein Fr. Z Rants
Tagged Bp. Trautman, Liturgiam authenticam, translation
104 Comments
2 October 2009
Agenda announced for U.S. bishops’ Fall general assembly
From CNA:
Agenda announced for U.S. bishops’ Fall general assembly
Washington D.C., Oct 2, 2009 / 03:29 am (CNA).- The Fall General Assembly of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) will take place November 16-19 in Baltimore. The assembly agenda includes … Continue reading
15 June 2009
Bp. Serratelli on the new English translation of the Missale Romanum
From the online edition of Adoremus Bulletin comes an essay on the upcoming revised English translation of the Missale Romanum by the great Bishop of Patterson, H.E. Most Rev. Arthur Serratelli, chairman of the US Bishops’ Committee on Divine Worship.
His … Continue reading
Posted in Our Catholic Identity, SESSIUNCULA, The Drill, WDTPRS
Tagged Adoremus Bulletin, Bp. Serratelli, Liturgiam authenticam, translation
36 Comments
10 June 2009
His Hermeneuticalness on the upcoming new ICEL translation
WDTPRS has had something to do with the issue of liturgical translations. But we do like to see the good observations made by others.
His Hermeneuticalness has posted a good entry over at his place.
Many of us will be profoundly … Continue reading
