Don't forget to gasp after you read this next line.
People who study Latin aren't all stuffy despot boring people!
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Lingua Latina lingua franca Ecclesiae Catholicae semper est. Cantus Gregorianus potius in Latina cantatur.
Sacerdoce Luigi Guissani Latinam locutus est optime.
Posted by: numquamsatis | Apr 28, 2005 at 09:19 AM