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Jonathan Julius Dobkin <[log in to unmask]>
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J.J. Dobkin
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Sun, 19 Nov 2000 17:32:38 -0500
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Un littera in le New York Times de hodie, le 19 de novembre:

Al Editor
Uno del difficultates mentionate in "Diocese de Brooklyn
Declara Carentia de Prestres Es un Crise" (articulo, Nov. 15)
es le necessitate de accomodar le diversitate linguistic del
parochianos catholic. Le solution obvie seria remitter le liturgia
latin. Quando le missa es dicite in un lingua que ha necun parlantes
native, tote parochians son in un situation de equalitate.

[To the Editor:
One of the difficulties mentioned in "Diocese of Brooklyn Declares
Shortage of Priests Is a Crisis" (news article, Nov. 15) is the need
to accommodate the linguistic diversity of Catholic parishioners. The
obvious solution would be to restore the Latin liturgy. When Mass
is said in a language that has no native speakers, all parishioners are
on an equal footing.

ROBERT JOHN SKLENAR
Ann Arbor, Mich., Nov. 15, 2000]

Io imagina que le interlinguistas catholic pote pensar de un altere lingua
quam latin que on pote usar!

-Julio

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