The Eucharist is supposed to be the sacrament of unity, but sadly liturgy still divides Catholics, especially when it comes to the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM). Is compromise possible that can respect both unity and diversity in the church?
After the Second Vatican Council, the liturgy was translated from Latin into the vernacular so ordinary people could understand and participate more fully in the worship of the church.
Ironically, this is the same reason the liturgy in Rome was translated in the late second century into Latin from Greek, the language of the New Testament and the earliest Gentile Christians. While the elites spoke Greek, the common people only knew Latin.
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