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Vatican City -- The translation of 'pro multis' as 'for all' by the International Commission on English in the Liturgy after the Second Vatican Council, has generated more controversy than any other single translation in the various vernaculars of the Mass. Ergo, ICEL was never meant to produce a vernacular translation of English, because English is the mother tongue of various localities and therefore there are various vernaculars. His architecture also exhibits the influence of the Mediterranean vernaculars that inspired modern architects and are so apt for the Cape's climate and landscape. |
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