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But this rite has two forms: the 'ordinary' liturgy (the 1970 Novus Ordo, celebrated in the vernacular language, or in Latin) and the 'extraordinary' (the Tridentine rite in Latin). At the level of the universal church, bishops constituted a collectivity, or, to use a term drawn from the argot of imperial Rome, an ordo. From the outset, those involved in establishing the new nation were conscious that they were up to something special: Novus ordo seclorum ("A new order of the ages"), says the Great Seal (as on the dollar bill). |
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