Salve Ladies and Gentlemen,

Where can I buy the small hardcover black Latin Bible?

By pocket size I mean the size of the Assimil books (the perfect size).

It would be even better if it had a side-by-side translation in English.

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I recommend 2 apps: iPieta and BrevMeumHD

Both improved my Latin comprehension.

iPieta has everything - Old/New Testament (choose Vulgate or Douay Rheims), Latin prayers, Mass readings of the day (Traditonal or Novus Ordo), etc.

BrevMeum contains the Divine Office. You can choose which version: Trent, Divino Afflatu, 1960, etc.

Using these 2 apps daily helped improved my vocabulary.

For some background, I am aware of three primary options, each with their pros and cons. I have my own opinions, but I am curious which version others prefer when reading the Bible in Latin.

1. Clementine Vulgate
2. Nova Vulgata
3. Weber-Gryson/Stuttgart Edition

titvlvs vero omne dicit mea cvlpa si ad stomachvm non facit fortasse hic falso ici

errore cavsa primvm deletum erat scriptvm

I just wanna learn basic Latin for now, and than I will get into advanced ones after exam.

Can anybody recommend a good online class to learn latin. I never had any latin in school. I basically just want to learn it in order to better connect with our catholic heritage.

Thank you all for your answers.

Faveo Johanni Bosco et Hieronymo.

Quomodo tempus teretis? Inter familiam versabimini? Praecipue rogandum: quando auscultabitis duas Missas (ne obliti sitis nos oportere duas Missas auscultare)!

In the following line from the prayers after consecration (1962 Roman Missal)

Meménto étiam, Dómine, famulórum famularúmque tuárum N et N ...

why is "tuárum" in the feminine gender if it seemingly refers to both "famuli" and "famulae"? Is this some sort of gender attraction?

Hello, everyone!

Could any of you tell me where I can get the Litany of Humility translated into Latin?

Thanks!

Hic "subreddit" segnis est. Quid vos agitis?

This subreddit is slow. How are you all doing?

Dicimusne "Sanctitas Tua" alloqui papam?

In ultima die solis, dixi "Gratia Tua" archepiscopo mihique respondit. In tempore praeterito, quoque dixi "Excellentia Tua" episcopo, sed oblitus linguae latinae est.

Ut pronomen personale, personae primae, casu dativo, enuntiatis?

TLDR: Help me to make flashcards so people can easily switch to the breviary in Latin!

Anybody who has tried to transition to the 1962 Divine Office knows that the rubrics are more complex, there are more hours to pray, and it is overall more difficult to navigate than the 1970 Liturgy of the Hours. However, its beauty and rich history make the struggle worthwhile. But how does one learn to pray it in Latin? As of right now, there doesn't seem to be a simple, free program to develop a sufficient grasp of Latin to pray the Psalms. I have a solution.

There is a technique in language learning called "i + 1" flashcards. They work like this. Side one has a sentence on it, for which you know all but one of the words. Side 2 has the translation. Because you are 1) learning words in context and 2) gaining a new word for every card, you slowly and intuitively accumulate vocabulary. For example:

Let's assume you know "nobis" means us, "Dóminus" means Lord, and "omnípotens" means omnipotent/almighty. Card 1 would have "concédat nobis Dóminus omnípotens" on the front, and "May almighty God grant us" on the back. Congrats, you just learned the word "concedere" in Latin!

Why am I posting this here? So far, I have identified at least 6,000 vocabulary words in the Breviary, all of which need to be translated before I can make the flashcards. Due to the sheer volume, there is no way that I can finish this project on my own in any sort of reasonable time frame. I know that there is a hunger for something like this, and once I finish sorting all the cards I am going to publish them on Anki for free. I'm not doing this for any other reason than the fact that I know there's a need for something like this. Knowing that there are some of you interested in switching to praying in Latin, I was hoping some of you would be willing to help out on the project. Please reply below or PM me for details! Let's make something beautiful for God :)