Context. A Facebook post paraphrases a translation of the Lord's Prayer by mystic, author, and scholar Neil Douglas-Klotz. As Douglas-Klotz wrote in "Prayers of the Cosmos" (published in 1990 ...

Let us give thanks to the Lord our ... with Christ’s offering to the Father. The Eucharistic prayer is sometimes referred to as the “anaphora,” which comes from the Greek “anaphero ...

The eucharistic prayer is addressed to the Father, not to Jesus. This is why the current acclamations addressed to Jesus after the consecration ("We proclaim your Death, Oh Lord, and profess your ...

Despite The Lord's Prayer — which is also referred to as the "Our Father" prayer — being widely known and recited in Christianity, Suresh, Joe, and Laura couldn't buzz in with the correct ...

While not specifically about the Lord’s Prayer, claims that Facebook is banning Christian content can be traced at least to 2016, when an article making the claim went viral.