Bishops give guarded response to wording change for the Lord's Prayer

Bishops have given a guarded response when asked if they plan to follow their Italian counterparts and change the wording of the Lord's Prayer.

Bishops give guarded response to wording change for the Lord's Prayer
Fri, 07 Jun, 2019 - 19:26
Evelyn Ring

Bishops have given a guarded response when asked if they plan to follow their Italian counterparts and change the wording of the Lord's Prayer.

Pope Francis risked angering Catholic traditionalists by approving a change to the wording of the Our Father, which is said at every Mass.

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