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Saturday, April 9, 2016

Learning Latin with Pope Francis - April 6, 2016

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April 6, 2016

Literal translation of the Latin: The Jubilee is celebrated for one year, through which every day we resort to the Mercy of God in order that we all may be holy.

Here's how the Latin works:

Latin	*English*	Parsing	Grammar Points
Iubilaeum	The Jubilee	acc. sing. masc. noun	Iubilaeus, Iubilaei
unum	One	acc. sing. numeral/adj.	unus, una, unum
annum	Year	acc. sing. masc. noun	annus, anni
celebratur	is celebrated	3rd pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. verb	celebro, celebrare, celebravi, celebratus
per	through		pre. + acc.
quem	which	acc. sing. relative pronoun	qui, quae, quod
misericordia	the Mercy	abl. sing. fem. noun	misericordia, misericordiae
Dei	of God	gen. sing. masc. noun	Deus, Dei
quotidie	every day		adverb
utimur	we resort to (use)	1st pers. pl. pres. ind. deponent verb	utor, uti, usus + abl. obj.
ut	in order that		conjunction
toti	all	nom. pl. masc. demonstrative adj.	totus, tota, totum
simus	we may be	1st pers. pl. pres. act. subj. verb	sum, esse, fui
sancti	holy	nom. pl. masc. adj.	sanctus, sancta, sanctum

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Learning Latin with Pope Francis - April 6, 2016

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