“Et Cum Spiritu Tuo” in the 1961 Fulton Sheen Missal

Jeff Ostrowski · April 7, 2016

JUST HOW WAS the phrase “Et cum spíritu tuo” translated in the 1961 Fulton J. Sheen Missal?

See for yourself:

The primary translator, Fr. Philip Caraman, would seem to agree with Fr. Joseph Andreas Jungmann about this phrase. However, their translation lacks the important connection to St. Paul’s epistles…but that’s another story.

Incidentally, you can download the complete Fulton J. Missal here.

And here’s something from 24 June 1961:

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When you were in school, you would have gotten in trouble if you wrote the Roman Numeral “9” as viiii. You were supposed to write: IX. But look how an ancient manuscript writes “9” as a Roman Numeral. That’s the Introit Ecce Deus for tomorrow’s feast in the Extraordinary Form: The 9th Sunday after Pentecost.

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