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1. www.saintjamesbr.org › our-historyOur History - Church of Saint James - Basking Ridge, NJ

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   A Brief History of Saint James Roman Catholic Church. As early as 1758, a Jesuit priest, Father Ferdinand Steinmeyer (Father Farmer) traveled on horseback into Basking Ridge on his way to and from Philadelphia.

2. 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.

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   Did the Catholic Church change the language in the Novus Ordo Mass?

   • The completion and implementation of the revised liturgy, known as the Novus Ordo Mass, allowed for the use of English and other languages in Catholic worship. The Catholic Church did not change the content of the Apostles Creed during the shift from Latin to vernacular languages.

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   When did the Catholic Church use Latin?

   • 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. The Latin Mass remained the norm until the liturgical changes introduced by Vatican II in the 1960s.

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   What was Basking Ridge known for?

   • His personal journal with sacramental records refers to the area as “Bascon Ridge.” By 1846, Basking Ridge Catholics were under the care of the priests from Saint Vincent the Martyr Church in Madison; Seton Hall College; and the Church of the Assumption in Morristown.

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   What is the difference between Roman Catholic and Latin Catholic?

   • The terms “Latin Catholic” and “Roman Catholic” are often used interchangeably to refer to the same thing: Christians who belong to the Catholic Church. The use of the term “Roman Catholic” is more prevalent in English-speaking countries, while “Latin Catholic” emphasizes the historical use of Latin in Church rituals and liturgy.

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4. www.newjerseyhills.com › bernardsville_news › newsBook traces history of St. James Church in Basking Ridge

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   Dec 19, 2017 · BERNARDS TWP. – When St. James Catholic Church celebrated its 150th anniversary in town in 2014, parishioners thought it would be the perfect time to put out a book on the church’s history....

5. uscatholic.org › articles › 201006When did we start celebrating Mass in Latin? - U.S. Catholic

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   Jun 18, 2010 · By the sixth century, the Roman Canon (which is still in use, also called Eucharistic Prayer I) appears, completely in Latin and prescribed for use exactly as written. What happened during those centuries?

6. aleteia.org › 2021/07/20 › why-latin-remains-theWhy is Latin the official language of the Church ... - Aleteia

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   Jul 20, 2021 · The Church used Latin for centuries because it was born in the Roman Empire and when that empire fell, it kept it as a way to unify Catholics around the entire world. Even many Church...

7. saintjamesbr.org › our-parishOur Parish - Church of Saint James - Basking Ridge, NJ

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   The Church of Saint James 184 South Finley Avenue | P.O. Box 310 Basking Ridge, NJ 07920-1429 p: 908-766-0888 | f: 908-766-2989 email: administration@saintjamesbr.org

8. stmarksbr.org › rectorThe Rector – St. Marks

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   We came to Basking Ridge in May 2009, and we love this town and this church. I don’t think there was ever a time that I didn’t believe in God. I suppose I’ve had many doubts in life, but God’s Presence was never one of those. Growing up, “church” was a big part of my life. I seemed to always be at church—and I loved that.