Is there a standard text of the Litany of Loreto accepted for universal use by the Catholic Church?
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Is there a standard text of the Litany of Loreto accepted for universal use by the Catholic Church?
The short answer is yes.
The universal standard text for the Universal Catholic Church is in Latin and can be found in the Rituale Romanum (Page 266). For standard texts of the above mentioned litany in other vernacular languages, one simply has to look in an approved Vatican translation of the Litany of Loreto in the appropriate Roman Ritual of any particular vernacular translation.
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