"Proposing Latin as a means of communication may seem quixotic, but the problem with it—that many people would have to learn it—would not be avoided by choosing a modern vernacular. Should we work for the day when seminarians, and other educated Catholics, can exchange ideas in Italian? English? Spanish? We might as well learn Latin."
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Bishops have become strangers to each other: here’s why
The Tower of Babel (Wikipedia Commons) Here's the feature article of mine published by the Catholic Herald last weekend. It's not on the website. …
