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We are not morons

  • Posted on 03/08/2007
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We are not morons

  • Posted on 03/08/2007
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George Weigel defends the new translations of the Mass being developed by the International Commission on English in the Liturgy. While some bishops worry that the participation of the “average Catholic” will be hampered by the new translation, Mr. Weigel observes that “‘John and Mary Catholic,’ in these United States, are among the best-educated Catholics in history. We’re not morons, and we shouldn’t be treated as such.”

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