Why use Latin in the Liturgy of the Hours? Part 2

Paul and Fr. Nate continue to discuss the use of Latin in the Liturgy.
See Part 1 Here:    • Why use Latin in the Liturgy of the H...  

00:00 Into the deep end with Latin.
1:00 Every translation is an interpretation.
1:17 There's nothing inherently sacred about Latin
01:34 Did the Blood of Christ sanctify three languages on the Cross?
01:55 A good Mass maintains those three languages.
02:26 A totally unhelpful but funny story.
03:02 An exactly relevant story back.
03:39 "Does it become less meaningful if you don't know what you're saying?"
04:26 Seminary education used to be done in Latin.
04:29 Pope Saint John XXIII mandated in the 1960s that seminary should be done in Latin. But that didn't stick.
04:54 In the early church, Latin was the vernacular (the original languages being Greek and Hebrew).
05:26 Fr. Nathaniel is trying to make "thou" happen. It's not going to happen.
05:34 St. Paul on prophesying in tongues.
06:01 St. John Chrysostom's thoughts on tongues.
07:00 Sacrosanctum Concilium - the purpose of sacred music.
07:20 "The glory of God and the sanctification of the faithful."
07:43 How do we apply the principle of interpretation to the tension of still using Latin in the liturgy?
08:25 Habituation to a mode of speaking allows it to become more natural.
09:02 The Ordinary of the Mass
09:17 There can be parts of the Mass done in the vernacular in order to teach, but should keep the Mass in Latin, especially those things that are standardized (Sanctus, Agnus Dei, Mortem Tuum, etc.).
09:31 Latin in the context of the United States
09:45 The USCCB's pastoral letter "Sing to the Lord" 2007 says in multicultural gatherings, Latin should be used in the Liturgy.
10:56 Paul agrees with the bishops.
11:26 Latin is a unifying language in a multicultural circumstance.
11:44 Vatican II on the Liturgy of the Hours is even more committed to the Latin.
12:28 The general principle for the Liturgy of the Hours was to retain the Latin.
13:37 Why Latin for Sing the Hours? The Ordinary, the Hymnody, and the Psalmody
13:54 The Ordinary is the part of Lauds and Vespers that does not change.
14:58 The Hymnody - the tunes were meant for the Latin language
16:01 The Psalmody - the Psalms change day-by-day: a good argument to keep the vernacular.
16:29 The Antiphonary?? See Part III!!!