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For real? Nobody comments on the polls?
Okay, in our church, I think the translation is ESV, but the missal the priest reads from is different (I’m guessing KJV since I can usually remember the passages as they’re read).
When I was a kid, Douay-Rheims and KJV were *it*. I’ve been to churches that use NAB and I’m not overly fond of hearing that trans. Squicks me out a bit.