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Quick Questions May the congregation pray "Through him, with him, and in him" with the priest?
Magazine Articles Bad Poetry, Bad Theology
Quick Questions Is there a distinction between acolytes and altar servers? If so, please explain.
Video How is the New Translation of the Mass Different?
Quick Questions When is it appropriate to applaud at Mass?
Quick Questions Is it illicit for a priest to sing the words of consecration?
Quick Questions May extraordinary ministers approach the altar before the priest receives Communion?
Quick Questions Why can't ministers of Holy Communion bring the Eucharist to Sunday-school teachers who are working during Mass?
Quick Questions Should I genuflect or bow to the tabernacle?
Magazine Articles The Power of Smells and Bells
Quick Questions Did the Church change the Mass so it would be more acceptable to Protestants?
Quick Questions Shouldn't we kneel when the tabernacle is open?
Video Mass Revision: Changing words and holding hands
Quick Questions Should the host be broken as the priest says "He broke the bread..."?
Quick Questions Is music allowed during the eucharistic prayer?
Magazine Articles Where the Soul of Christ Transforms the Soul of the World
Quick Questions Why is the Mass called the "unbloody" sacrifice of our Lord on his cross?
Quick Questions During the Sunday liturgy, we are now bowing to our priest as he leaves the sanctuary to process out. Is this permitted?
Video What are the Historical Roots of the Mass?
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"We rightly praise the Slavonic letters invented by Cyril, in which praises to God are set forth."

~ Pope John VIII, an excerpt from his sanction of the use of the Slavonic language in the Mass and other church offices, noting the invention by St. Cyril of a special alphabet which now bears his name (Cyrillic); part of the church's civilizing work among the pagan Slavs