serene peaceful area with a waterfall somewhereAnd trash lots and lots of trash , opal doesn ' t like to go into the room because of it <| sep |> Nice job Hitner . <| sep |> Ja , das ist richtig aber mein Deutsch ist crap . <| sep |> DAK ATTACK s <| sep |> I learned a new term today ! D <| sep |> Wrll , it ' s actually not that unprecedented . Back when the Mass was almost exclusively said in Latin , it was often customary to repeat the homily in more than one language in multilingual areas , for example parishes in the GermanPolish border area . In places where you get a multilingual population and a significant EF community which in America is a lot , as the EF is disproportionately urban the same happens . And then , there was the medieval practice in Rome of having large parts of the Mass be in Greek , especially in those periods when Rome had a large Hellenophone community the fact that the Kyrie is still often in Greek is a vestige of the old Roman custom .