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Article: Traditional Mass in Latin makes a quiet comeback in the Valley
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- Yakima Herald-Republic
- Article date:
- March 23, 2008
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By ADRIANA JANOVICH
YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC
MABTON -- How quiet the sanctuary is this Sunday evening.
The only sounds during most of the Mass are those people make
when they move: standing to kneeling, kneeling to sitting, sitting
to standing. When they shift positions, pews creak, clothing
rustles.
The low voice of the priest melds with the shuffling of pages
worshippers turn as they follow along in the "Latin-English Booklet
Missal for Praying the Traditional Mass."
It's traditional because it's centuries old; parts of it date
back about 1,500 years.
And to the delight of local Catholic traditionalists, it's making
a comeback in the modern-day Yakima Valley.
The Traditional Mass, also known ...
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