Not to be sour grapes, but this targa is to be in Latin. This is because this is our way of doing things as Catholics (we like our traditions) and we like Hebrew and Slavonic and Syriac, too.
Who is going to be able to read that in 200 years? The modernist attitude snubs the past and misunderstands the future in its overemphasis on the present.
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Who is going to be able to read that in 200 years? The modernist attitude snubs the past and misunderstands the future in its overemphasis on the present.
Well, there's nothing wrong with a sign in Polish [since it's about Poland], but definitely there should be sign in latin too ;)
2 Catholic countries [Italy and Poland] and why is this not in the unity of Latin?
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