A Lecture On The New Translation Of The Mass Texts

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: Sep 09, 2011 12:00 am

A Lecture On

The New Translation Of The Mass Texts

Anthony Esolen will visit St Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Church on Saturday, September 24, to offer a pair of program on the new translation of the Mass texts.

âSet Free The Word of Godâ will be presented in the churchâs Gathering Hall, 40 Church Hill Road, at 10 am and again at 1 pm. All are welcome to attend.

Mr Esolen is a professor of English at Providence College, a senior editor of Touchstone magazine, and a regular contributor to Magnificat. He has also written the Magnificat Roman Missal Companion, a booklet that explains every change that is made in the revised translation of the Mass.

His lectures on September 24 will explain why the changes were necessary, including the history behind the decision to undertake such a project.

All are welcome to attend. For additional information contact the St Rose Rectory, 203-426-1014.

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