I understand. Except for the Bible translation. That is within the purview of the USCCB. It's just sort of eyebrow raising how much effort goes into it when there are some glaring issues outside the scope.
Anyone can pray whatever version of the office, but religious are required to pray the LotH for the most part. I suppose they could pray more than one, but who would do that?
I understand. Except for the Bible translation. That is within the purview of the USCCB. It's just sort of eyebrow raising how much effort goes into it when there are some glaring issues outside the scope.
Anyone can pray whatever version of the office, but religious are required to pray the LotH for the most part. I suppose they could pray more than one, but who would do that?
I understand. Except for the Bible translation. That is within the purview of the USCCB. It's just sort of eyebrow raising how much effort goes into it when there are some glaring issues outside the scope.
Anyone can pray whatever version of the office, but religious are required to pray the LotH for the most part. I suppose they could pray more than one, but who would do that?