The Sacred languages of the Cross-- Latin, Greek, and Hebrew (in addition to its derivative in Syriac)-- are falling into oblivion much to the perverse joy of demons who hate Christ, His Church, and His memory on Earth. 

This section tries to revive that interest in traditional liturgical languages, especially Latin, not so much for academic reasons as that might puff up our self-regard above others but to inspire ordinary Christians to understand and preserve a far richer linguistic medium of prayer. 

Here, I pull from the Missal, the Breviary, Chants and Hymns, and traditional prayers, to meditate upon the language itself and how it can be a source of religious insight, a focus of meditation and spiritual growth.