[Buckeye McFrog]

What indecipherable language?

Consubstantial, among others. Words in the New Roman Missal that make even our local young people scratch their heads and go "huh?". I have business contacts throughout Latin America who tell me that Evangelical churches are growing like wildfire down there. If those kids come to the US an fall into the same spiritual vacuum as our own kids I guess that's not a shock to anybody.

[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

If you don't understand a word, look it up. Nothing worth knowing comes without a modicum of effort.

Sounds like your local young people (like most young people these days, I'm afraid) aren't particularly bright.

[Carpe Cerevisi]

Consubstantial, among others. Words in the New Roman Missal that make even our local young people scratch their heads and go "huh?".

They're hardly indecipherable unless you fall into the low-information voter demographic. Here's the old and new in case you need a refresher:

http://old.usccb.org/romanmissal/peoplesparts.pdf

[Mrs. Don-o]

Consubstantial. Yeah. That would make me abandon my Faith for sure.

Buck, my friend, guess we should get popular, keep BYOB and drop the Nicene Creed?

[IrishBrigade]

What indecipherable language?

Consubstantial, among others. Words in the New Roman Missal that make even our local young people scratch their heads and go “huh?”.

...sounds like the ‘local young people’ in your area have the IQ of barely sentient squids, if they bolt their faith because they have to learn new words...did it occur to you, when you posted this nonsense, that the problem might not be some ‘indecipherables’, but the people in the pews on Sundays?
...you should get together with bishop Donald Trautman, and have at a new missal for modern Catholic worship...between the two of you, it might be up to first grade level after a couple of years...