The Importance of Latin in the Eucharistic Revival

Vatican II was very clear that Latin was to remain the normative liturgical language of the Western Church. There's never been a situation in the history of world religions where there wasn't, as a matter of fact, a sacral language for worship. The church is universal and therefore the importance of maintaining a language that all of us can pray to Almighty God in the same language. Catholic Catholicism is an incarnational religion, which means signs and symbols do not reinforce the doctrine of Eucharist.