[Captain Walker]

What a mess. The use of the vernacular in the Catholic Church's sacraments has yet again proven to be an absolute failure. It is yet another reminder of the importance of Summorum Pontificum, which grants permission to all clergy for the use 1962 books for all sacraments. In Latin.

What if the mistake was made in Latin? (How many people could catch it?)

[ebb tide]

Why do you call it a “mistake”?

It was deliberate.

[ebb tide]

From Homily 2/2/20 Feast of the Presentation – Deacon Mark Springer

“We are both human and divine, as Jesus came to reveal and to model for us!”Who are we? We are both human and divine which is what it means to follow Jesus! This is the whole point of the Gospel and the Incarnation! Be part of the promise! God, is living in you, through you. Let go, and let God shine!

I went to a ministry conference last Saturday at Christ the King, offered by the Detroit Catholic Pastoral Alliance. They began with this song and it woke us all up to a New Reality about the all pervasive spiritual identity of Black and African Americans whose spirituality converts their entire existence.

[ebb tide]

What if the mistake was made in Latin? (How many people could catch it?)

You're question is nonsensical; whether anyone catches it or not, it's an invalid baptism.