An article from the Times yesterday rambles on about how mean the Church is for requiring this new translation, as expected, but it ends beautifully. You just wish this wasn't the last two paragraphs on the second page online of this story.
As the orientation sessions in the American dioceses have continued, more priests who initially objected are accepting the change. In the Archdiocese of New York, two vicariates (or regional groupings) of priests withdrew resolutions expressing concern about the missal after attending an orientation session.
Msgr. Chris Maloney, a pastor in Yonkers who had backed one of the resolutions, said, “When you think about it, the change from the Latin to English was a much more difficult transition, and the church survived.”
Read the rest, if you dare, here.
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