text: I believe one can see in this decision that Pope Francis has been clearly aware of the general dissatisfaction with the foolish insertions made by a group of non-English-speaking prelates at the direction of then-Pope Benedict.  This comes on the heels of +Francis' statement two weeks ago of Vatican II having set the groundwork for liturgical reform under the guidance of the national bishops conferences.  (St.) John Paul II and Ratzinger colluded against it, and it was in limbo (remember that weird place in Catholic psychotic thought?) since the death of Paul VI.  The 2011 "translation" can be wiped off the ritual at the stroke of a pen, and new wording put in place.  The USCCB has a great opportunity at this point, of making the Mass a really inclusive prayer.  Some of the literal translations faithful to the Latin are truly wonderful, and the rest of it can be made so with newer translations or tweaks to the earlier forms.  We have more bishops inclined to reform than previously.