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Actually, most Catholic churches now is celebrated in their region's language, after Jean Paul II's Second Vatican Council.
by superpatosainz 13y ago
Actually, most Catholic churches now is celebrated in their region's language, after Jean Paul II's Second Vatican Council.
- michaelsbradley 13y agoPope John XXIII opened the Second Vatican Council in 1962, and it ended in 1965 during the pontificate of Paul VI. Karol Wojtyła, who took the name John Paul II, was elected in 1978. Otherwise, you're correct – most parishes now celebrate in the vernacular (local language), but that's why I included the qualifying phrase "that..., or..."
- fennecfoxen 13y agoJean Paul II did the Second Vatican Council? Right. And Linux Torvalds invented the C programming language.
- simonh 13y agoDon't be silly, everyone knows Linus started the GNU movement, that's why he insisted it should be called GNU Linux ;)
- superpatosainz 13y agoMade a huge miss, cannot edit in order to correct. Thank you anyway.
- tptacek 13y agoHe knows; he's pointing out that you can go to Latin High Mass / Tridentine Mass in certain parishes in big cities. There's a bunch of places in Chicago that do it once a week too.