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In recent days, I have skimmed over posts on other blogs about the petition "
We've Waited Long Enough" - for the new ICEL translation, that is. I mistakenly assumed that it was the same as the
one I mentioned a few weeks ago. It's not, it is a different one. Here is the wording:
We believe that the newly approved English translation of the 2002 Missale Romanum needs to be implemented as soon as possible.
We believe that the Church in English-speaking nations has waited far too long for an accurate, faithful translation of the original Latin.
We believe that the current translation currently in use in English-speaking nations is overdue to be replaced, as it was developed using the method of dynamic translation, a method rejected by the Vatican in the document Liturgiam Authenticam.
We stand united with the English-speaking bishops' conferences in their approval of the new translation.
We oppose any efforts to continue to delay this new translation.
Sign the petition here