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1. gcelt.org › the-evolution-of-catholic-mass-fromThe Evolution of Catholic Mass: From Latin to Vernacular ...

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   Oct 27, 2023 · The use of Latin in the Catholic Mass can be traced back to the early centuries of the Church. Latin became the predominant language of the Church in the Western Roman Empire, and its use in the liturgy was standardized by the Council of Trent in the 16th century.

2. www.americamagazine.org › faith › 2019/07/19Latin is not just for encyclicals. For all Catholics, it is ...

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   Jul 19, 2019 · The use of the Latin language, gregorian chants, the forgotten devotions and the primacy of putting faith to work will bring a revitalisation of the catholic church. At this point in time, it is...

3. www.reuters.com › article › idUSTRE74C2C2Facts on Latin in the Roman Catholic Church | Reuters

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   May 13, 2011 · Here are some details on how Latin has been used in the Catholic Church and Pope Benedict's efforts to support it. * FROM GREEK TO LATIN: Jesus and his disciples spoke Aramaic, a language...

4. www.lehighvalleylatinmass.org › 2016 › 01Holy Ghost Roman Catholic Church: The Traditional Latin Mass ...

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   The Traditional Latin Mass at St. Stephen's? We previously posted about the situation at St. Stephen of Hungary Church in Allentown where the pastor has gone on sabbatical and the parish placed under the administration of the nearby Cathedral parish.

5. incarnationofourlord.org › our-parish-historyOur Parish History – Incarnation of Our Lord Parish

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   Incarnation of Our Lord Parish is a Catholic community in the Diocese of Allentown, Pennsylvania. The parish is a merged parish which was established in 2008 from the Slovak, Hungarian, Slovenian, Polish, and Italian Catholic Churches in the Southside of Bethlehem. We are now a territorial parish serving the needs of all in the South

6. www.churchstann.org › about › our-parishAbout Our Parish | Saint Ann's Church

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   Our parish history began in 1763 when Fr. Schneider, a Jesuit Missionary, celebrated a marriage in Macunshi [Macungie], now part of St. Ann Parish. Throughout the 19th Century, the spiritual needs of the local Catholic population were met by traveling missionaries.

   • Location: 435 S 6th St Emmaus, PA, 18049 United States
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   How has Latin been used in the Catholic Church?

   • Here are some details on how Latin has been used in the Catholic Church and Pope Benedict's efforts to support it. * FROM GREEK TO LATIN: Jesus and his disciples spoke Aramaic, a language close to Hebrew, and the evangelists wrote the Gospels in Greek, lingua franca of the Mediterranean area at the time.

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   When did the Catholic Church adopt a Latin Mass?

   • * THE TRIDENTINE MASS: The Council of Trent (1545-1563) codified the Latin mass from earlier liturgies and approved the Roman Missal used from 1570 until the mid-1960s. The priest celebrated mass with his back to the congregation, which prayed silently or followed the Latin prayers in books called missals.

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   Why was Latin used in Catholic Mass before Vatican II?

   • Before Vatican II, Latin held a dominant role in Catholic Mass. For centuries, the liturgy was conducted exclusively in this ancient language, which was largely unknown to the average worshipper. This linguistic barrier, coupled with changing societal norms, hampered the full engagement of the faithful in the sacred ritual.

   The Evolution of Catholic Mass: From Latin to Vernacular Languages

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   Does the Catholic Church still celebrate Mass in Latin?

   • Yes, the Catholic Church still celebrates Mass in Latin, although it is less common than in previous centuries. Some parishes and religious communities choose to celebrate the Latin Mass, also known as the Tridentine Mass or Traditional Latin Mass, in order to preserve and honor the Church’s rich liturgical tradition.

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8. www.cathedral-church.org › historyA History of St. Catharine of Siena Parish (Allentown, PA)

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   St.Catharine of Siena Parish was greatly honored when it was named the Cathedral Church of the new Diocese. The Most Rev. Joseph McShea, D.D., was installed as the first Bishop of Allentown on April 11, 1961 by Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate to the United States.