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Rites But Not Mass
Th* author of th* following article was a member of th*
American delegation to the International Congress on Pastoral
Liturgy recently concluded as Assisi, Italy. He Is the author of a
number of books on the liturgy and professor of liturgical the
ology at St. Mary's, Kans. His article sums up
the congress on the use of the vernacular in th#
By Father Gerald Ellard, S.J.
Some years ago it came home to me
American priests fall into three groups with respect to the
vernacular in the liturgy.
Hardly ?ny want the vernacular in the Mass.
Most, but by no means all, want the vernacular in the
ritual of Baptism and other rit
uals, "as much as possible."
But, on ascetical and pastoral
grounds, practically all would
hail the day they were given
an option of using the vernacu
lar in the breviary. Priests do
not think in Latin and can not
easily pray in that medium.
In the intervening years many
liturgical developments have tak
en place, but I do not think there
has been much shifting in these
three clerical positions.
Any report on the vernacular
in the papers read at Assisi and
on the papal allocution delivered
to the meeting must make the
following statement at the out
set: “Rome would welcome re
quests for a vernacular ritual.”
First in time and importance
of the liturgical documents of
the past ten years was the great
encyclical on the liturgy, Med
iator Dei, issued in 1947. While
it castigated priests who, on
their own authority, departed
from the Latin at Mass, it said
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the attitude ef
liturgy.
that individual
that many rites would be high
ly advantageous in the mother
tongue.
The German bishops were in
formed in 1943 that the Holy See
would welcome a united appeal
from them for a bilingual ritual,
such as Austria had been given
in 1935 by Pope Pius XI. They
followed this suggestion, drew up
their book and in 1950 secured
approbation for it for all
many.
of Ger-
mission
a per
to say,
Meanwhile, in the
countries, in virtue of
mission-and-mandate, so
in every large area local clergy
were to arrange such rituals,
which could then be approved
locally for ten years’ use before
being referred to Rome. Three
small rituals for different parts
of India are now in print. Many
others are in preparation.
The request formulated in the
United States for substantially
the same ritual that had been
granted Germany was quickly ap
proved, first, for the United
States in 1954 and then, in quick
succession, for Canada, Australia,
New Zealand and the English
speaking people of India, Burma,
Ceylon and Malaya in 1955.
Italy in 1953 got permission to
use Italian for baptismal ques
tions and answers, but, as far as
know, no manual has yet ap
peared. Venezuela got
permission in 1954,
the same
prepared
approved
appear.
The bilingual ritual
for Holland has been
and wijl doubtless soon
In England, Ireland and Port
ugal the project is under study
but net completed.
Thus, the ritual situation at
the present is this: In the mis
sions a bilingual ritual has been
ordered. In home countries, any
nation knows that it can get such
a ritual by asking Rome for it.
Cardinal Gerlier was eloquent at
Assisi in bearing witness to the
benefits France has derived from
its nine-year use of the bilingual
ritual.
Often enough, especially in
press reports from far-off mis
sion areas, there is mention of a
Mass celebrated, by papal per
mission. in which the Gloria and
other parts are sung in the lan
guage of the people. And there
was passing note of a grant given
in 1949 for the preparation of a
missal for China, with Mandarin
Chinese for all except the Canon
of the Mass.
No report on the Congress
could fail to mention the differ
ence of opinion between the pre
siding official and his auditors.
In the last part of his opening
address. His Eminence Gaetano
Cardinal Cicognani, Prefect of
the Sacred Confregation of Rites
stated clearly that the papal pol
icy was for retaining Latin in
the entire Mass.
Speaker after speaker then
read previously prepared papers
that argued for more vernacular.
This was well illustrated by the
plea of Father Ferdinando An
tonelli, O.F.M., an official of the
Congregation of Rites for “that
general reform which the whole
world awaits and pleads for.”
The vernacular in the Mass
was given small encouragement
in the Pope’s address. The only
reference, I think, is this pass
age near the end:
"The Church turns to the
past without copying it blindly,
and creates new things, even in
the rites themselves in the
us* of the vernacular, of pop
ular chants, in the construc
tion of churches.
“Nevertheless it would seem
superfluous to recall once more
that the Church has serious rea
sons for firmly maintaining the
Latin: unconditionally for the
celebrant, and likewise, when
Gregorian chant accompanies the
Holy Sacrifice that this must be
in the language of the Church ..”
What was once described as
“gradual and controlled con
cession” in further extending the
use of the vernacular in the lit
urgy is clearly the Holy Father’s
program.
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Our Missionaries Labor For
God, Not Dollars and Cents
by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
The world hat relief organ
izations, secular, governmental,
and religious. Our government
for example spends billions for
its airfields
and farm de
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ization in
the sick,
and the
through 100,000 workers who
receive no salary whatsoever
they are the missionaries of the
Church under the Society for
the Propagation of the Faith.
This is a well trained army of
priests, brothers and nuns who
labor only for the love of God.
however, one organ
the world which aids
the aged, the poor
victims of leprosy
October 21st is Mission Sun
day throughout the world. It is
the day on which the Catholic
people of the world are asked
to make extraordinary sacri
fices that these missionaries
may be able to build schools,
hospitals, leprosaria and chap
els for the 1,200,000,000 pag
ans of the world. Really we did
not give the Holy Father’s So
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the Faith very much last year
only $.27 (twenty-seven
cents) per Catholic for the en
tire year.
If we love our faith, rejoice
in our freedom to receive Holy
Communion, are proud of our
churches and glory in sharing
in th* Red*mptive Act of
Christ then shall we not de
sire to- *xtend these privileges
to the unbelievers in Africa,
Asia, Oceania, and aven in
some parts of our own Coun
try. Without some spirit of sac
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is difficult for us to live. In
helping others we ar* helping
Our Lord, "I was hungry and
YOU gave Me to eat." If you
miss th* collection box on MIS
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AVENUE ADDRESS. The priest
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en into his head in the shape
of a crown of thorns offered
up the pair for his faith in
Our Lord. Why cannot we dig
into our capital for Our Lord's
sake? He gave His life for us
let us give a sacrifice from our
life in return. Let your sacri
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my body the marks of the Lord
Jesus" ... in other words, I
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until it hurt but with love.
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health and strength He has
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BANGALORE, India
seen asked to form a “solid
their “religious rights and in
The call came from Arch
bishop Thomas Pothacamury
of Bangalore, who spoke at a
reception honoring him upo?
his return from
foreign tour.
him upon
four-montn
who serves as
of the Indian
The Archbishop
general secretary
Bishop’s Conference, appealed to
Catholics to unite and make their
voice heard and felt where
ever religious rights were en
dangered.
Last month the Bishops'
Conference issued a protest
against the report by a Mad
hya Pradesh state government
comittee. It accused missionar
ies of not being prompted by
spiritual motives and called
for their ouster.
The Archbishop voiced the
hpoe that the Indian government,
which had always protected the
rights and religious freedom of
the Christian minority, would
never infringe their fundamental
rights. The prelate recalled that
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru
has always upheld Christian
rights and has declared repeat
edly that the Christian faith is
part nf the religious inheritance
of India and has full freedom to
function.
Referring io the Madhya
Pradesh report, Archbishop
Pothacamury said the allega
tions agrinst missionaries con
tained in the document are out
rageous, tendentious and mis
chievous."
The prelate pointed put that
Christianity is a code of doctrine
and a rule of conduct which is
concerned only with the spiritual
values of life.
Declaring that Catholic mis
sionaries explain the positive
truth' nf Christianity, the Arch-
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