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A warm welcome to our new Birmingham area members. Thank you for your support. Here's the latest local Newsletter with all the diary dates (some new) and some optional extra reading.
The string of Chicago messages is my way of sharing the rich experience I was privileged to enjoy at a conference in Chicago last week for the International Network of Priests' Associations and Church Reform Groups. ACTA was one of the 42 groups invited. More about that in the Newsletter. Jean Riordan
I hope you find the material interesting. 6th Local Newsletter October 25th 2106 ; Chicago 1st Topic Pope Francis ; Chicago 2nd topic Women ; Chicago 3rd topic Clericalism ready ; Chicago 4th topic Lobinger ready ; Chicago 5th topic LGBT ; Chicago 6th topic Bishops
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May the angels lead FrJacques Hamel (86) to Paradise, where the Lord will say, well done my good and faithful servant. This act and all recent atrocities are the work of the devil and pure evil. We must redouble our prayer and invoke the Prince of Peace to be with us all. Eternal rest to all those who have died recently.
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Please find the Roman Missal of 1998 which was approved by the Bishops Conference of England and Wales. These have recently been added since the link to the documents had been broken.
Most Roman Catholics appear not to be aware that in 1998 there was an excellent new English translation of the Roman Missal. The first translation had been released in 1973. In in the mid 1980s translation work began again. It was to be more accurate. There was international cooperation among bishops, scholars, liturgists, Latinists, and other experts. It received the approval of all the English-speaking conferences of the world; in ten of the eleven conferences, its approval was unanimous or near-unanimous.