Why is the use of Latin in the liturgy important in the twenty-first century?
With the increase of globalization today, the use of Latin as a liturgical language is ever more crucial, especially in large cites where parishes are becoming more and more multi-cultural. Latin serves as a bond for Catholic worship, unifying persons from every nation in the celebration of the Sacred Liturgy, enabling them to sing and respond in common worship.
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