German Catholic Church Plans ‘More Inclusive’ Language About God In New Missal (Worthy News In-Depth)
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After fifty years, the Catholic bishops in Germany want to retranslate the German-language book. "Generally, the language should be as inclusive as possible ...
German Catholic Church Plans ‘More Inclusive’ Language About God In New Missal (Worthy News In-Depth)
Germany’s Roman Catholic Church is preparing changes to its official worship texts that would introduce more “gender-inclusive” language and reconsider “strongly masculine descriptions of God.”
German bishops have announced that in the future they will use a language in church services that is as "inclusive and gender-neutral" as possible
German bishops have announced that in the future they will use a language in church services that is as "inclusive and gender-neutral" as possible. They also intend to move away from "strongly masculine images of God"
The revision of the German missal, open for consultation until June 2027, will bring inclusive language and could keep the "for all" in consecration.
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