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Icel.

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Icel.
abbr.
1. Iceland
2. Icelandic


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Before the liturgy constitution was promulgated, the English-speaking bishops, who were the first to see the advantages of pooling their resources, had established the core of ICEL.
Lost in translation: the bishops, the Vatican & the English Liturgy by Wilkins, John / Commonweal
Somerville that "help is on the way," boasting of the new intervention by the Vatican in the affairs of the ICEL.
Re: Father Somerville by Ryan, Esther / Catholic Insight
After preliminary discussion, representatives of a number of English-speaking bishops' conferences met in late 1963 and formally established the International Commission on English in the Liturgy, or ICEL.
The language of the liturgy: why what we say at Mass matters by U.S. Catholic
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