Poll: Catholics strongly support more literal Mass translation
A survey of 1,047 Catholics conducted by the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate at Georgetown University has found overwhelming support the more literal Mass translation that was introduced in parishes in the United States in November 2011. 70% of Catholics agree or strongly agree with the statement that “overall, I think the new translation of the Mass is a good thing.” Support for the new translation is highest among Catholics who attend Mass at least weekly: 84% of these Catholics agree or strongly agree with the statement.
>>>And with your spirit, consubstantial, incarnate, under my roof; all of these changes and the more richly worded prayers, prefaces and Eucharistic Prayers seem to be doing well among Catholics one year later!
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