[Magdalen] Operation London Bridge

[James Handsfield]

That was demonstrated clearly by the Second Vatican Council which authorized liturgy in common languages instead of Latin.  I only bring this up because many “originalists” seem to be enamored of the RCC way of doing things, when, in fact, the Council acted as it did out of knowledge that Anglicans had been doing so for 400 years and it worked well.

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Jim Handsfield
jhandsfield at att.net

> On Mar 18, 2017, at 11:34 AM, Scott Knitter <scottknitter at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Ireland's BCP, too. But no, I disagree with the assertion. Liturgy can
> develop, and the Irish and American BCPs were developed according to
> the canons of their respective churches. They are wholly in line with
> historic BCPs, IMHO, in their structure and content. Mainly they
> update and add to the content of the previous books. I also think
> older books should remain authorized.