Difference between revisions of "Template:RCMissal"

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'''This file is one of a group of 25 uploaded anonymously.''' Files in the group vary between 1 and 4Mb each in size.
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Files in the group vary between 1 and 4Mb each in size.
  
 
The group appears to comprise the authorised new (2010) English translation of the '''Roman Catholic Missal.''' It relates to an  earlier anonymous upload ([[File:Areas of Difficulty.pdf]]) concerning apparent controversy about the revised translation, leading up to it's becoming authorised.
 
The group appears to comprise the authorised new (2010) English translation of the '''Roman Catholic Missal.''' It relates to an  earlier anonymous upload ([[File:Areas of Difficulty.pdf]]) concerning apparent controversy about the revised translation, leading up to it's becoming authorised.

Revision as of 20:22, 24 November 2010

Template to provide the information required to explain and navigate a group of files comprising what appears to be the new (2010) complete authorised English translation of the Roman Catholic Missal.


This file is one of a group of 25 uploaded anonymously.
Files in the group vary between 1 and 4Mb each in size.

The group appears to comprise the authorised new (2010) English translation of the Roman Catholic Missal. It relates to an earlier anonymous upload (File:Areas of Difficulty.pdf) concerning apparent controversy about the revised translation, leading up to it's becoming authorised.

Files 1 and 2 are duplicates and appear to include the start of the group such that part 2 is probably missing. Files 7 and 71 are also duplicates which means that part of the middle portion of the entire document MAY be missing.

WikiSpooks has not undertaken a thorough vetting of the entire file contents and is open to suggestions/observations about the collection regarding their authenticity and completeness.

The Files