The black-hatted (not biretta-ed) one promises a lot of fun over the next few weeks.
Here's just a taste:
In 2002, Pope John Paul II introduced a new edition of the Missale Romanum ( editio typica tertia, the "third typical edition" [since the Second Vatican Council]) for use in the Church. Soon after, the complex work of translating the text into English began. USCC, Office of Mis-Information
Reality:
...when in fact, the process actually began nearly twenty years earlier. That's because then they would have to admit, that they were stupid enough to let the aging-hippie academicians and liturgical iconoclasts loose on the project, to the point where the Holy See had to finally step in and make them start over.
Well, what's a fact or two when we have Important People to......ahhh.........protect. (After all, that worked so well in other cases, right?)
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