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Three Properties of Magnets 1. Magnets have poles; a north pole and a south pole. 2. Magnets exert forces; they can push or pull other magnets. 3. Magnets have a magnetic field around them. This is the area where the force acts.
Magnetic field - surrounds magnets and exerts a force on other objects Magnetic fields also have a direction. The field lines are closest at the ends of the magnet -- the POLES - every magnet has a north and a south pole
Oddly shaped magnets still have a north and a south Magnets either attract or repel each other South poles are attracted to north poles
Like poles repel Unlike poles attract
What happens when you bring a compass near a bar magnet? The north indicator of the compass will point toward the south pole of a magnet. This is also why a compass points north, it's lining up with the earth's magnetic poles.
Sometimes the field completely flips. The north and the south poles swap places. Such reversals, recorded in the magnetism of ancient rocks, are unpredictable. They come at irregular intervals averaging about 300,000 years; the last one was 780,000 years ago. Are we overdue for another? No one knows.
The magnetic North Pole is responsible for more than just the direction a compass points. It's also the source of the aurora borealis, the dramatic lights that appear when solar radiation bounces off the Earth's magnetic field. This happens at the South Pole as well. In the southern hemisphere, the lights are called the aurora australas.
Make your own compass http://adventure.howstuffworks.com/outdoor- activities/hiking/compass2.htm
Magnetic Domains = groups of atoms with aligned poles Magnets can be temporary (like the needle used in the compass). This nail has its atoms aligned, but the effect is only temporary. You can get this affect by rubbing the nail on a magnet. Neat fact: Hitting the nail can demagnetize it, you are basically scrambling the atoms.
A permanent magnet is an object made from a material that is magnetized and creates its own persistent magnetic field. An everyday example is a refrigerator magnet used to hold notes on a refrigerator door.
Metals that are magnetic: nickel, iron, cobalt Things that are not magnetic: aluminum, plastic, glass Ferromagnetic - a substance such as iron in which the magnetic moments of the atoms spontaneously line up with each other, making a large net magnetic moment. Ferromagnets lose their ferromagnetism when heated above a specific temperature, because the thermal energy melts the magnetic alignment. What else can cause a ferromagnet to lose its magnetism?
In 1820, it was discovered that a compass needle is affected by an electric current. Several responses to Hans Christian Oersted's observation: No way!!! For realz? Liar! Unbelievable! He went further to propose that the direction of the field changed with the direction of the current.
Maglev Trains Magnetic + Levitation = maglev Maglev vehicles "float" over an electromagnetically powered fixed steel guideway and are propelled by the current with no motors, wheels, moving parts or additional energy sources. The system is environmentally friendly, energy efficient and runs in all weather conditions. http://dsc.discovery.com/vide os/extreme-engineering- season-1-shorts-maglev- train.html
A rule was created to predict the direction of the magnetic field. It is called The Right Hand Rule Field can either be clockwise or counterclockwise, depending on the direction of the current.
WORD CHECK 1. Magnetic Field 2. Poles 3. Aurora Borealis 4. Levitation 5. Hans Oersted b. surrounds magnets and exerts a force on other objects d. magnets contain north and south ones a. light show at the north pole of the earth c. when an object raises above a surface d. predicted that magnets were affected by current
WORD ASSOCIATION Magnet + Levitation = _____________ ________ ________ rule = prediction Opposites = _________________ To push away is to = __________________ Temporary Magnet = ____________________ MAGLEV Right Hand attract repel ferromagnet
Word Rhymes Each of the words rhymes with something from this section of notes... 1. Wield _________________ 2. Goal ________________ 3. Mouth ________________ 4. Lo mein __________________ 5. Sickle _________________ 6. School _________________ 7. Car _______________ 9. Course ______________ 10. Right _________________
Word Rhymes Each of the words rhymes with something from this section of notes... 1. Wield ____field_____ 2. Goal _____pole________ 3. Mouth ___south_________ 4. Lo mein ___domain_____________ 5. Sickle ____nickel_______ 6. School __rule__________ 7. Car ____bar________ 9. Course Stew ___horseshoe_________ 10. Right ___light__________
What is an ELECTROMAGNET? A temporary magnet made by wrapping a wire coil carrying a current around an iron core.
Solenoid - a single wire wrapped around a cylinder In a car or truck, the starter solenoid is part of an automobile starting system. The starter solenoid receives a large electric current from the car battery and a small electric current from the ignition switch. When the ignition switch is turned on, the small electric current forces the starter solenoid to close a pair of heavy contacts, thus relaying the large electric current to the starter motor.
Properties of Electromagnets 1. Temporary, only magnetic when there is a current flow 2. Strength of the magnet is increased by adding more loops of the wire around the cylinder 3. It still has a north and a south pole 4. Attracts other magnetic materials 5. When current is turned on, the magnet may be attracted (or repelled) to other magnets. The movement can then be converted to mechanical energy to work Examples: Stereo speakers Electric motors Telephones
Focus on SPEAKERS The loudspeakers in your radio, television or stereo system consists of a permanent magnet surrounding an electromagnet that is attached to the loudspeaker membrane or cone. By varying the electric current through the wires around the electromagnet, the speaker cone moves back and forth. The resulting vibration of the speaker cone will create sound waves, including that from voice and music.
How to make an electromagnet... These same principles are used to make equipment that can lift large objects by switching a magnet on and off.
What is a galvanometer? These are devices that are used to measure electric current. Gauges in your car use these devices to measure how much gasoline is in the tank, or the water temperature in the engine. A float in the fuel tank is attached to a senor that sends a current to the gauge galvanometer. As the level changes, so does the current. The changing current causes the needle to rotate toward empty.
What is an electric motor? Device that changes electrical energy into mechanical energy - causing something to move: -- blades of a fan -- wheels of a car -- hair dryers -- blenders http://www.sparkmuseum.com/MOTORS.HTM
Electric Motors - convert electrical energy to mechanical energy This motor runs a current through a wire. The wire is then attracted and then repelled by the magnet underneath - this will cause it to SPIN
How to Build a Simple Electric Motor Even Simpler: Magnet, Wire, Battery
What is a GENERATOR? Converts mechanical energy to electrical energy
AC / DC Alternating Current - reverses the direction of the current in a regular pattern Direct Current - flows in only one direction, this comes from a battery Before the turn of the century, Thomas Edison and Tesla were engaged in a battle known as the War of Currents. Edison was a staunch proponent of direct- current electricity, while Tesla was an advocate of alternating current. ~LINK~
What is a transformer? A device that increases or decreases the voltage of an AC current.
Magnets used in Technology MRI - magnetic resonance imaging. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a non-invasive imaging method that uses radio waves and a powerful magnetic field to produce images of the body. MRIs are great for looking at all the organs and soft tissue parts of the body that X-rays don't see. Patient must remain still in one position during the MRI scan. Most MRI scans take about 30 minutes. Anything metallic must be removed before taking the MRI.
Magnets are placed in speakers. If you've ever hooked up a stereo system, then you know that there are two output wires for each speaker— typically a black one and a red one. Essentially, the amplifier is constantly switching the electrical signal, fluctuating between a positive charge and a negative charge on the red wire. Since electrons always flow in the same direction between positively charged particles and negatively charged particles, the current going through the speaker moves one way and then reverses and flows the other way. This alternating current causes the polar orientation of the electromagnet to reverse itself many times a second. Fluctuations cause sound.
Magnets Can be Used to Move Objects When you turn off the power, the magnet stops working (and you can drop the object)
Quiz Time - check out this page first http://www.magnet.fsu.edu/education/tutorials/index.html Check out the *Science Demonstrations link for some neat tricks with magnets. Or check out this video about "LINEMEN" who repair power lines: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gl-_Liz_0o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gl-_Liz_0o
1. All magnets are surrounded by an invisible force called the ________________ _______________ 2. The north pole of one magnet will be attracted to the ______ pole of another magnet. 3. The poles of the earth can move. True or False? 4. In the far north, radiation from the sun is reflected off the earth's magnetic field and creates patterns of colors. This effect is known as the ___________ ________________ 5. A nail is normally not magnetized. How can you magnetize it?
6. Who discovered that magnets are affected by electricity? 7. You can make an ______________________ by wrapping a wire coil carrying a current around an iron core. 8. What car part is attached to your starter and is needed to start the car? 9. This is a device used to measure electric current. 10. A generator converts ___________ energy into electrical energy.
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"90% Gamay, 10 % Poulsard. Pet-Nat. Bugey is one of the best-kept secrets of France. As a geographical crossroads between the Savoie, the Jura, Burgundy, and the Rhone, it is one of the few regions where one can see both palm trees and snow within eyeshot. It is adjacent to the Savoie on its western side, located in between Lyon, Grenoble, and Geneva. The wines of Bugey were first cultivated here by the Romans and were later resuscitated by the medieval monks. Still, the region had to wait until 2009 before receiving its own A.O.C. status. Today, Cerdon is considered one of three crus within the appellation of Bugey, and the only one whose entire production consists of sparkling wine. In La Cueille, one of seven high-altitude hamlets surrounding the historic medieval town of Ponsin, Patrick and Catherine Bottex are farming the limestone slopes above the Ain River. They have been working five hectares of land since 1991 and produce only a small quantity of their beautiful, intriguing sparkling wine. As a former part of the Duchy of Burgundy, it stands to reason that several Burgundian grape varietals have found a home here—not the least of which is Gamay. The Bottex's blend consists of ninety percent Gamay and ten percent of the native Poulsard. They bottle this low-alcohol wine using the methode ancestrale, a rare technique that experts believe predates the méthode champenoise. The wine first goes through a primary fermentation in cuve, but is then bottled before all of the residual sugar has converted to alcohol. After going through a secondary fermentation in the bottle for at least two months, the wine is ready—Champagne's dosage is not permitted! The resulting wine is delightfully refreshing with bright fruit, a beautiful rosé hue, and a touch of sweetness. Kermit had never heard of Bugey until Marcel Lapierre uncorked a beauty at one of his after-tasting parties. His best memory of drinking it, however, was from an ice chest at a hamburger barbecue on a beach in Hawaii. From Bugey to Waimanolo!" -Importer


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Hi All! My name is Erica Holan. I'm currently a PhD in Education student at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ. My dissertation research focuses on the teacher perspective on the use of game-based pedagogy in the classroom. I would love to hear from some of you regarding WHY you believe in utilizing games for learning or game-based-learning principles in your classroom settings. Are any of you gamers yourselves? Do you believe in the research studies that tote the benefits of GBL? Does your PLN recommend GBL and that's why you have your kids use and/or create their own games in the classroom? Any and all answers appreciated! Erica
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Thanks for your post -- I'll reach out to Andrew, who's the facilitator for this group about your question. Although he won't say it, he's one of the leading voices for GBL in education.
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Are you on twitter? I recommend reaching out using the #gbl hashtag, you will see lots of great resources. In terms of teachers, I recommend looking at the work of Peggy Sheehy and Lucas Gillispe, and Joel Level. Also, iCivics has some videos where teachers talk about the why, and the engagement factor.
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Hindi translation of 'drawn-out'
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You describe something as drawn-out when it lasts longer than you think it should.
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...a long drawn-out war.
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- Brazilian Portuguese: arrastado
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March 30th, 2013 - Paul-910649 said:
I was very disappointed with the changes. They butched up the most meaningful part of the Mass.
February 2nd, 2013 - Dianne-802313 said:
Anything that can move use closer to the reverence of the traditional latin mass the better!
January 17th, 2013 - Danielle-902026 said:
I like it very much. I grew up on the traditional latin mass, which is beautiful!!
November 22nd, 2012 - Richard-595743 said:
It was fine the way it was.
November 20th, 2012 - Adrianus-891528 said:
not to much exchange, seems like no exchange. still the same when am child. btw it is depend on our heart.
November 14th, 2012 - Juan-721652 said:
I like how it clarifies the meaning of each part of the mass. The change in music will take a little getting used too. I am now actually curious about the origunal latin mass.
November 3rd, 2012 - Lonnie-330513 said:
The new Roman Missal is the same language that was used after the vernacular was introduced. In fact that is the way it has always been translated into English. The previous version was only introduced in 1971.
October 23rd, 2012 - Lexi-721255 said:
This has been the worst year since I started going to church in 2004. I do not like the "roof" either, I cannot keep up with the Creed, the church -- con-substantial??? I can't even pronounce it! I still have to read from the book and I have no love for mass like I did before the changes. I never missed a Sunday however, this year I'm glad when I make it at least once a month
October 4th, 2012 - Betsy-904124 said:
One more thing: "...and upon whom his favor rests". Aren't we supposed to love everyone?
October 4th, 2012 - Betsy-904124 said:
Why is now "and with your spirit"? Why can't it stay "and also with you". I mean, why should the Lord be with only your spirit? Why can't He be with all of you?? It just seems to me that the church is becoming PC...if we must change, then change back to Latin.
October 1st, 2012 - Tim-388058 said:
I think the liturgy changes were stupid. They didn't change any of the meanings but they confuse older Catholics. And "under my roof"? Crazy! I know where the phrase originated and the story behind it, but this wording makes no sense at all. I wish they had left the liturgy alone.
May 20th, 2012 - John-790192 said:
Having attended the Holy Mass in a number of countries/languages ---- it is all about one's relationship with the Holy Eucharist and the community you are participating with. Solemnity has a place in the reverance of Our Lord.
March 4th, 2012 - Teresa-525463 said:
I trust that Rome had its reasons and I trust their updates. I only know the language of the Mass in Latin before Vatican II and the very modern English as it exists now. The Mass has been translated from the original language to languages all over the World. Last summer, I was in Easter Island out in the middle of the Pacific and attended Mass in Spanish and Rapi Nui. It really didn't matter what was said I know the format and believe in the Eucharist. It was there that I truly grasped the word universal=catholic. I don't think a few word changes here and there will alter what I believe and what the Catholic Church believes. It's way too legalistic for me!!
February 9th, 2012 - Rebecca-808272 said:
It's a very literal translation, which helps you get a different meaning out of it, but it's awkward sometimes. In the sung mass parts your'e fitting new words into old music. What happens when you go to a church that does not use the one you know? You can't participate in the Gloria or Holy, Holy or Memorial Acclamation or Great Amen. Unless you have the new music infront of you, which probably not many churches have yet.
January 22nd, 2012 - Dennis-593298 said:
Attendance fell dramatically all over the world when the New Mass was imposed 40 years ago. Having a new mass with a dumbed down structure and translation has been a tragic failure. And yes, Jesus almost certainly did speak Latin, as he spoke freely with Pilate, the Centurion, etc. He did not speak English (a language that didn't exist).
January 21st, 2012 - Mary-814080 said:
I have am having a few problems with the new missals. Did Jesus speak Latin for one? Why are we going to the literal version word for word? When did Jesus have a chalice, it was a cup and finally, it is my fault, my most grevious fault. I grew up with the Latin Mass, if the church didn't change how many of you would still be there? I would have probably left. I have an elderly father, who is now lost with the changes. Some are not noticeable but others are quite significant. I find I am reading the prayers now at Mass and nit liking some of the changes.
January 20th, 2012 - David-736772 said:
There are parts I either like or don't mind and there are part I don't like. The problems are mainly with the translation. While I do realize it is a more direct translation from the Latin Missal, parts of it do not reflect actual spoken English very well and obscure the meaning behind the words from the average churchgoer. The whole point of translating the Mass and Sacred Scripture into the vernacular languages was so that the average person could them without assistance.
January 18th, 2012 - Judy-809925 said:
January 16th, 2012 - Tom-14285 said:
Since the words we say at the Liturgy effect what we believe, I think the 'new' changes are very necessary. I am having difficulty getting used to it, but when I read the new translation, I find it very beautiful...and I wonder why it took so long to correct the mistranslations. Now to get ALL the bishops to promote the Traditional Latin Mass...then we will be on the complete road to restoring the liturgy. (I believe that in 100 or so years the 'new' Mass will disappear and this whole era will be considered a failed liturgical experiment.)
January 16th, 2012 - Brent-568845 said:
I do not like the new mass
the new wording doesn't make since and I feel the change was unnessesary
January 15th, 2012 - Carolyn-764114 said:
I am old enough to remember when the Mass was said in Latin only, all over the world. At that time I used a Missal that had Latin, and the English translation on the opposite side of the page. That happens to be the translation that we are now using at the present time. I don't understand why we used the wrong translation for so many years. Yes, I am
having difficulty with it now, because of the many years in between. When I read it before it went into effect, I joked and told people the "roof" is back. They didn't understand what I meant, but they do now.
January 11th, 2012 - David-635002 said:
I understand what and why they did what they did. I am not so sure it was really necessary though. Some of the new words that replace the existing ones because they have a truer meaning to the Latin counterpart are words like "consubstantial" and "Incarnate" are words that most people never heard of and have no clue of what those words actually mean, so really what have we gained except to cause more confusion.
January 8th, 2012 - Lorrie-735074 said:
I didn't care for the changes but I did understand the reasoning, I just miss a couple of my favorite prayers. I still miss them but I'm getting used to the new liturgy.
January 3rd, 2012 - Bob-179105 said:
I am adjusting to this. We have a card in each pew, so we can follow the changes. Being a "cradle-Catholic," I had everything commited to rote-memory, so I need this card. However, I feel that we must evolve to better understand the needs of the people. We will all eventually adjust.
January 3rd, 2012 - Jennifer-702578 said:
its hard to adjust to the changes, especially in the responses
December 31st, 2011 - Brian-536784 said:
I'm all for better understanding of the scriptures
December 30th, 2011 - Alex-772715 said:
just loved the new Gloria, the new Credo (my fav - "consubstantial") the new Roman Canon ,the thrice "mea culpa" and everything else in the new translation!
December 30th, 2011 - Patricia-496197 said:
I think its good...should never have changed in the first place
December 27th, 2011 - Andre-713286 said:
Curiously the change happened only on the US Missal, other countries are not changing at this point.
There's nothing wrong with change itself, but clearly, very clearly, the Mass is more Latin than never. While it can add to the Roman roots and traditions (and a lot of people will cherrish learning about it) I wonder if it doesn't create a new BARRIER to people coming in. Singing and praying Mass suddenly has a new level of friction and CERTAINLY does not get closer to colloquial, everyday English; it seems to be a step to distance Catholics from the remainder Apostolic traditions (Protestant, Orthodox, etc) who are either using eastern languages and traditions (as opposed to Latin and Roman) or pioneered the usage of local language (one claimed reason for their departure, BTW).
In times of Social Media (here we are in the middle of an exchange!) I wonder if this helps us proclaim the Gospel from the rooftops or if we are digging the basement claiming that it is prettier than never.
"Sursum corda!"
That's to test the common sentiment: how does it feel when you are faced with something purposefully unusual but deeply rooted in the traditions?
You stop. You wonder. You MIGHT feel puzzled, confused, attracted or curious. But you DEFINITELY stop when you saw it. No motion.
Is it what we want?
"Lift up your hearts" is the translation and my message to the forum. Thanks a bunch!
December 24th, 2011 - Marlainn-647375 said:
Where the church leads is the way to go. We are the sheep following the voice of the Shepard to keep us safe and without error. Please continue to lead us Lord Jesus Amen.
December 21st, 2011 - Denise-803319 said:
I like the "new" "old" translations. The church never should have changed. We have the oldest religion second to Judiaism and their services don't change for the times. Nor does the Orthodox such as the Serbians or Russians. We went more Protestant with Vatican II. I had a priest who refused to change until about 1968 so I remember a lot of these "new" words from when I was making my first communion. Except for consubstantial, I do like the conversion back to the older way. I would love to see the latin mass come back, especially for special occasions such as the Midnight Mass at Christmas.
December 19th, 2011 - Joanne-780366 said:
I'm sure with time I will get used to it. Don't like too many changes at my age!
December 19th, 2011 - Jorge-443462 said:
THE ROMAN missal new translation is amazing its like in spanish but in english closer to the latin, its time to change the translation it was through and review a project of the Holy Spirit and Juan Pablo II ITS a great work and helps closer to eh scriptures to pray the actual words.
December 15th, 2011 - Frank-800329 said:
Remember when there y Interestingwas Latin Mass and the priestfaced the alter and you saw his Back! I think that our change is just somewhat difficult at this stage. If you attend mass daily or more regularly it be ones easier to master!I had to chuckle on all the comments about the word" consubstantial"( one in being)for those who might want to look it up. Ver
December 14th, 2011 - Chris-356806 said:
Unfortunately, I believe the new translation takes us back into a more "closed" Church. I'm disappointed--I think it was an unnecessary significant expense and moreover, it isn't about Biblical translation which would make sense if incorrect.
December 13th, 2011 - Timothy-613410 said:
I appreciate the attempt at more accurate translation but I usually attend Tridentine mass so I don't have to deal with the changes too often
December 11th, 2011 - Kathy-800411 said:
Change is good. It just takes time to get used to. I catch myself reverting out of habit but that will change with time and become ingrained. God Bless
December 11th, 2011 - Tara-703107 said:
I LOVE the new version. As a former protestant, and also Latin mass goer, it incorporates so many traditions, and sacred scripture, that in a way it's very ecumenical. I find it very comforting, to incorporate some of the phrases from my childhood services (I was Lutheran). I used to go to Latin mass, but it's not available where I live now. I think it's a way to draw people together--give it time!
December 10th, 2011 - Paul-709408 said:
I LOVE the idea of the new Roman Missal... but I get so flustered (not seriously) whenever I miss the new responses--they happen so quickly! I can't imagine anyone who's been going to mass since Vatican II having to relearn mass responses!
December 10th, 2011 - Chris-658557 said:
I have very mixed feelings about the new Roman Missal. Whilst it is good to get back to the Latin meaning, there has been a total lack of preparation for the effect these changes have had on the musical settings for the Mass. The result is that, in my Diocese, all parishes have been instructed to use a plainchant setting that adds nothing to the Mass and there is a total lack of alternative suitable material. This is causing much frustration and many parishoners are turned off the new wording as it has destroyed a Mass which was enhanced by the music. It is a pity that the same amount of effort has not been put into the musical provision as has been given to producing the new translation.
December 9th, 2011 - Pauline-621008 said:
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I love the new Roman Missal. It takes me back to the days of the Latin Mass. If you remember any of that you'll realize that the congregation's responses are mostly the English translation of the Latin responses. For example: With your spirit--Et cum spiritu tuo. The priest's part may have changed more than the parishioners' but if you follow especially the Eucharistic prayers we are more involved in the celebration than before. I was very impressed at the first "new Mass" on November 27 and told my pastor.
December 7th, 2011 - Ryan-78912 said:
Thank God for the changes. As I review what has been posted below, I have to make some comments. First of all, the changes are in English not Latin. I am sure everyone here is educated enough to learn a few new words. Second, the texts are ancient. They should never have been translated into such sloppy, easy english where all the meanings were lost. 90% of the Mass is written in a very biblical language which you could never make the connection to the verses of the bible as it was translated for the past 40 years. The new texts should make you feel like the liturgy is majestic and beautiful. If you do not like the translation of the Mass, then you don't like the Mass, because this is simply a literal translation of the approved texts in Latin, as we have them from the fathers of the church for the past 20 centuries. So before the critics here get all huffy about it, maybe it is time to re-examine your understanding of the doctrines contained in the Mass.
December 6th, 2011 - Duane-753556 said:
I am in favor.
December 6th, 2011 - Stephen-704916 said:
I suppose in time that new music will fit the words. Nevertheless, using words like consubstantial and incarnate will not bring the mass closer to the people. Using language that the common man doesn't understand will only serve to place back in the time when the mass was in Latin and only a few understood what was being said. While most of the translations are reasonable I believe someone in the Vatican had too much time on their hands if they thought using words that are probably used only among theologians would be helpful for the laity.
December 5th, 2011 - William-792747 said:
It always made sense to have a missal. We grew up using a missal which had Latin on the left page and English on the right. It was simple znd guided the laity in participating in prayer with the priest. While Vatican II brought the vernacular
participation, there were many more pews filled. Does this tell us anything?
December 4th, 2011 - John-758623 said:
I think it's about time we English speaking people finally, got of the pot, and joined the rest of the planrt.
December 4th, 2011 - Regina-797190 said:
I understand that the new wording was done universally and now all churches will be saying and worshiping as one all over the world. I believe it is a good change and will draw us closer to God...
December 2nd, 2011 - Cyndi-72431 said:
I think the new translation has been an amazing opportunity for the faithful to grow more in love with Christ and His Church. It's a blessing to be able to connect with the Mass that has been Traditioned down through the centuries. My students say that they find that they are paying closer attention to the words of the Mass and finding a deeper meaning as they prepare for their final Sacrament of Initiation.
December 1st, 2011 - Mike-646924 said:
November 30th, 2011 - Donna-184869 said:
I attended a bible study explaning all the new prayers, prior to November 27th. Now that I understand the meaning. I Love the new Mass.
November 29th, 2011 - Thomas-796416 said:
Its so disctracting hering half the congregation say "and also with you" and the other half saying "and with your spirit" and now I don't know the words to some of the songs =(
November 28th, 2011 - Barbara-584798 said:
My parish team introduced us to the changes over the past few months; in particular to the changes in th sacred songs/psalms by using them at Mass and thru a parish "concert" recently. The full changes of course began Nov27 and thru the use of printed pew cards to aide us I believe the active participation by those at the Mass I attended was increased greatly. I was particularily impressed by my pastor during the consecration. I had known the priest's changes were the greatest and I could tell he was deliberatly reading all parts with careful enunciation more to help us to better "hear" the changes and hence listen more effectively. I think these new translations will help all to deepen our understanding if only because we need to read our responses for awhile. Hopefully, this will also increase the active participation of more people throughout the Mass instead of remaining passive throughout the communal responses,prayers, and sacred songs.
November 27th, 2011 - Jamie-717581 said:
I have expirenced the new roman missal this morning. The reading are the same the answers and a little different.
the eucristist prayer the first half is like the normal prayer and the second half is totaled stated different.
November 26th, 2011 - Joan-749159 said:
I feel good about the chnage because them we are being awaken to reflect more deeply during the Eucharistic celebration of mass and bringing the Holy Eucharist to the centre.
November 25th, 2011 - Jason-774425 said:
I really don't care I only attend Traditional Latin Mass.
November 25th, 2011 - Anthony-664095 said:
I've understood the mass to be, most importantly, the partaking of the body and blood of Christ, and secondly, probably the highest form of prayer, although a communal supplication, there is. What matters is not necessarily the words, but what each one of us brings, on a deeper spiritual level, to every one of those words, actions, thoughts, and prayers. The Church can change the words or procedures of mass, but they can not change the fact that mass is OUR time, communal and personal, with the Lord. On some levels, it is the closest we'll ever be to the Lord while living.
November 22nd, 2011 - Jonathan-612626 said:
ElIzabeth, what is the point of doing all that if the truth and doctrine and faith and morals aren't there. No one can be saved without the Catholic Faith. Many (US) priests aren't giving it or appear to be muted or drowned out by the crazies and craziness of the average Parish. The novus ordo ethos blocks the Catholic faith from getting to souls though not absolutely. Your statement is proof of this. The Church is not here for the community but for God to serve and adore Him. The Church is a community but we ought to be self-giving not self-center that is not man-center but God-center. We can only do this by knowing the truth.
November 17th, 2011 - Jonathan-612626 said:
Tammie, haven't you ever heard of our Lod's parable of the Pharisee and the Publican? The Publican is said to "beat" his breast in asking God mercy for his sins. No, there is no love without sacrifice, and no forgiveness without PENANCE.
Kayla, there's virtually no difference in the "Domine, non sum dignus" The more faith translation is: "Lord, I am not worthy that shouldst enter under my roof but only say the word and my soul save be healed". It is almost what exactly the Roman centurian said to our Lord but instead of soul he said slave/servant.
November 17th, 2011 - Jonathan-612626 said:
JD, words matters because God is the Eternal Word Incarnate. Words have meanings and that translates into our faith. so don't get so caught up in the relationship that you lose the Catholic Faith which is necessary for salvation.
November 17th, 2011 - Jonathan-612626 said:
Why isn't there the option: "Only the Tridentine Missal is the Roman Missal."
And, Shellie, there are "Low" or Missa Cantata (Sung) Masses without incense used even on Sundays if you search for them. Also please check "xylitol" for your son's asthma.
November 12th, 2011 - Shellie-789322 said:
I love the Mass just as it has been. My son has asthma and so we have to avoid the Latin Mass. The only thing I would like to see is the candles again and closed areas for confession. I enjoy saying Lord I am not worthy along with my brothers and sisters, none of us are worthy to receive Christ and need to ask to be cleansed. Taking more drastic actions seems odd to me.
November 10th, 2011 - Susan-635047 said:
Actually, Tammie, I would not object to the same from my children...I think it is only an attempt to express true regret. It is a renewal of something that we used to do before Vatican II.
October 31st, 2011 - George-166509 said:
I'm so happy about it I am just beside myself! And it's going to be implemented on my birthday, Nov. 27. Thank you, God! What do you know, a correctly translated liturgy! Maybe soon the guitars, banjos, and electric drums will be gone. And maybe after that, the Communion Rail back!
October 25th, 2011 - George-166509 said:
I'm VERY much in favor of it!
October 25th, 2011 - Sylvia-775951 said:
Understandably, Most People Don't Like Change ... But, Change is a Real Part of Everyday Life ... As an iPhone user, we have Updates quite often and for the Most Part They Are for the Best. ... As Committed Practicing Catholics, Our Obedience is to the Church, WE Don't Decide Who or What We Will Obey or Disobey. I would Encourage Everyone to Attend the FREE Roman Missal Workshop Offered by your Diocese before jumping to Conclusions :-)
October 25th, 2011 - Sylvia-775951 said:
I think the Revisions are so Minute yet Much Closer in Context with the Original Latin ... I attended the New Roman Missal Workshop Offered to Our Parish at Our Lady Grace in Highland, IN and They were Great! ... I don't understand What the Big Deal Is? ...
October 22nd, 2011 - Nigel-84606 said:
@Harry-242615 - I would disagree, I think they're underestimating the intelligence of the people in the pews. We've been fed a lot of "feel good" mush from the pulpit, and while the "revisioning of the revision" is a step in the right direction, as long as the same mush is being preached from the pulpit, the people wouldn't know any different.
However, with the changes will come questions, and with those questions, I'm hoping there'd be more definitive answers coming from the clergy. Is it enough? I'd say it's a step in the right direction.
October 22nd, 2011 - Harry-242614 said:
From what I've seen, it's nearly the same as the first translation to English back in the '60s.
Sadly for most of us, it will no longer be "dumbed down". I'm pretty well convinced that the Church overestimates both the intelligence and the educational achievements of the folks in the pews.
October 21st, 2011 - Joan-684265 said:
I loved studying the Latin language when I was young. ((And I had a remarkable teacher, Sister Mary Baptist.)) Some of the translations which we have used at Mass in recent years really bother me. In spite of not being "correct" I have in recent years said the REAL translation in spite of the fact that I "sounded" out-of-step. But I was theologically correct. Hooray for the improvements that take us back to more accurate translations. Joan in Houston//Friday night
October 20th, 2011 - Brent-568845 said:
I don't like the new missal.
why change something that didn't need changing.
I'll continue to say the old paryers and the old creed
October 18th, 2011 - Jonathan-612626 said:
What Daniel said!
October 13th, 2011 - Richard-143340 said:
I would have liked a choice to have been (E.) Its a huge mistake.
October 12th, 2011 - LillianTeresa-528523 said:
I am looking forward to the more beautiful and literal translation of the Mass. I also am impressed that so many 18-25 year olds are in the excited camp. Fruits, I suspect of the labors of our beloved John Paul the Great.
October 6th, 2011 - Jim-284023 said:
If the church wanted to get the ultimate translation then they should have went back to the Aramaic, after all that is what was being spoken the time of Jesus. Maybe in another 30-40 years the church will use Aramaic for the next Roman Missal. Lastly, in my opinion their are more important changes that church could have made.
October 3rd, 2011 - Adolph-446505 said:
I love the Church and being that this is only the third time in our Church history that a new Roman Missal is being issued, it tells me that we are truly blessed with the treasure of always growing in the Faith and the Holy Spirit is guiding us to deeper and deeper for Christ and his Church.
October 2nd, 2011 - Linda-363797 said:
It is not my understanding to change hymns etc. It is to better translate the Roman Missal from Latin to English, as I understand from EWTN documentary to explain that when the Mass was changed from all Latin to English the translation was made rather simplistic to make it easier to do and then actually lost some of the beauty of the words. I hope all your parishes give some sessions as our parish is going to give in the next week or so.
October 1st, 2011 - Carl-767392 said:
Brian is correct, Dr. Sri's book on the Mass is very good. I am just happy that the new translation is more faithful to the Latin that was promulgated by Pope Paul VI.
September 26th, 2011 - Julia-170924 said:
Missal is good, what I miss is all the CATHOLIC hymns we sang in grammar school. Other denominations did not start singing our beautiful Gregorian chants, why did we pick up their songs. Sometimes it just sounds like we are being entertained by a singer at MASS.


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"He ran a better race... on the day." But on another day I will beat him into the ground, because everybody knows I am better and faster than he is and he just got lucky today.
Football managers also have their favoured verbal formula. The phrase "not making any excuses" has been widely employed for years to good effect. "We were down to a skeleton squad beforehand, and once Mobbsy and Dobbsy went off, we were always going to struggle. But I'm not making any excuses..." Or a stylistic variation: "I don't like making excuses, but it was so slippery out there our lads should have brought their toboggans..."
Apologies on the pitch offer players wide opportunities to develop their skills in the field of acting and, in some cases, mime. After you have hacked over a forward just outside the box, the simulation of graceful diving actions may steer the referee towards offering you the benefit of the doubt. If the referee is having none of it, however, you may then switch into the mode made popular in the late 1960s by Leeds United's archetypal hard man, Norman Hunter.
Hunter's "aw shucks" grin was in its way a more truly terrifying sight than the grisly deeds which preceded it. The whole performance was so consummate you could only think it had benefited from practice. "No Norman, a little more expressive with the body language. That's right, hunch those shoulders, spread those palms. Now you're looking innocent..."
I noted a darker variation on the Hunter approach in a recent European Cup match when Feyenoord's Argentinian forward Cruz gave Manchester United's Gary Neville the most malevolent smile I think I have ever seen on a human face.
At the time he was fulfilling the referee's demand that he shake the full-back's hand after elbowing him in the eye. And as he stared into Neville's face, you could tell he really was sorry. He really had wanted to damage him more severely.
Saying sorry when you really don't mean it is not something that is restricted to the football field, of course. When it comes to doubletalk, a personal favourite is the statement released by Canada's Olympic 100 metres champion, Donovan Bailey, the day after Michael Johnson had pulled up half-way through this year's one $1m (pounds 590,000) sprint challenge in Toronto.
"I have tremendous respect for Michael's athletic ability," the statement read. "And I hope the injury he has sustained is not season-threatening."
Noble sentiments from a man who, the previous night, had grinningly called the Olympic 200m and 400m champion a "faker and a chicken."
Johnson's demeanour when the Canadian media put Bailey's comments to him was restrained. He did not bow, or scream. "Next question," he said. Now there was a man who was truly sorry - that he had ever agreed to the race in which he had just taken part.
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