rampant imitation

When the New Mass of 1969 went into effect, all the churches that have some form of a 'mass' imitated it. Just look at Anglican or Lutheran services, the Mormon ritual video, and the New Mass itself. All imitated the Latin Mass. This is so sinister.

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Linguistic Roots

• Proto-Indo-European (PIE) root: The word "imitate" ultimately derives from the ancient PIE root aim- or em- meaning "to copy".
• Latin: This PIE root evolved into the Latin verb imitari ("to copy, portray") and the noun imitatio ("a copying, imitation").
• Old French and Middle English: From Latin, the word passed into Old French (imitacion) and then Middle English (imitacioun) before coming into modern English.

Something few notice in the Latin Mass is the equilateral triangle, symbol of God, formed by priest and two altar boys.