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   * Van Slyke, Daniel G. “The Changing Meanings of //Sacramentum//: Historical Sketches.” //Antiphon: A Journal for Liturgical Renewal//  11, no. 3 (2007): 245–79.   * Van Slyke, Daniel G. “The Changing Meanings of //Sacramentum//: Historical Sketches.” //Antiphon: A Journal for Liturgical Renewal//  11, no. 3 (2007): 245–79.
       * Good overview of the history and meaning of the word //sacramentum//.       * Good overview of the history and meaning of the word //sacramentum//.
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 +===== Particular Questions =====
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 +  * On Sacraments celebrated in Sign Language:
 +      * [[https://notitiae.ipsissima-verba.org/show/125|Paul VI in 1965 said sign language could be used alongside the spoken text]] (Notitiae 2 (1966): 30–31, n. 95)
 +      * Edward Peters, “Canonical and cultural developments culminating in the ordination of Deaf men during the twentieth century”, //Josephinum Journal of Theology//  15 (2008) 427-443.
 +      * Edward Peters, “The ordination of men bereft of speech and the celebration of sacraments in sign language”, //Studia Canonica//  42 (2008) 331-345.
 +      * Edward Peters, “Video communications technology and the sacramental confessions of Deaf Catholics”, //The Jurist//  73 (2013) 513-537.
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 ===== Eucharist ===== ===== Eucharist =====
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