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While post-Conciliar masses in Urcea were once popular in the 1970s and 80s, said in Aenglish as well as in [[Lebhan]] in some places, their popularity has diminished and have practically disappeared in Urcea since the end of the 20th century. Since then, the {{wp|Tridentine Mass}} has become commonplace in Urcea and the Church has considered making it the Ordinary Form of the Mass within the Kingdom. | While post-Conciliar masses in Urcea were once popular in the 1970s and 80s, said in Aenglish as well as in [[Lebhan]] in some places, their popularity has diminished and have practically disappeared in Urcea since the end of the 20th century. Since then, the {{wp|Tridentine Mass}} has become commonplace in Urcea and the Church has considered making it the Ordinary Form of the Mass within the Kingdom. | ||
The view of [[Judeo-Protestantism]] - a conspiracy theory and theological argument that Protestants and Jewish people belong to the same overall religious current - was once extremely prevalent in [[Urcea]] but has declined | The view of [[Judeo-Protestantism]] - a conspiracy theory and theological argument that Protestants and Jewish people belong to the same overall religious current - was once extremely prevalent in [[Urcea]] but has declined significantly with improved theological education. | ||
==Arts and literature== | ==Arts and literature== | ||