Cur sermo latinus adhibendus sit in sacris agendis?
Robertus Spataro
Pontificia Universitas Salesiana , ItalyAbstract
The author argues that the Latin language is closely related to the sphere of the sacrum, unchanging and beautiful, and its use in the liturgy helps in the development of the culture of many nations.
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sermo latinusReferences
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