A Language That Does Not Change
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JO sent a book out recently about the Mass published in 1959. Little did anyone know what was about to ensue. I chuckled when I read this.
Tragic part: the language did not change, but the Mass did.
938 x 431 - 231KThanked by 1SamuelDorlaque -
The above.
Only One Man can resurrect the dead - even a dead language - into eternal glory.Thanked by 1SamuelDorlaque
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