All Saints bulletin article - Praying the Our Father

Thank you for this clarification:
Lord's Prayer Translation UPDATE published in the July 14, 2019 All Saints parish bulletin:

 You may have heard in the news that Pope Francis is changing the Lord's Prayer. Read below to understand the United States Conference of Catholic Bishop statement about this issue:

 In 2010, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops voted to keep the traditional translation of the Lord's Prayer in the English translation of the Roman Missal, third edition.

 They even voted to retain "thy" and "thou" because the words were most familiar to the faithful.

 Until you hear otherwise, this remains the official translation for the dioceses of the United States. There are no plans at this time to revisit that translation.



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