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I am not Roman Catholic, let alone an expert in their Canon Law, so I cannot officially state anything. If I have learned anything from talking with Roman Catholics, it is that everything that comes out of the Vatican has a nuance that it is easy to misunderstand by outsiders. What little I do understand is that the official text of CCC is the Latin, even if the French probably was written first. That is one of the reasons that the English text of CCC has changed a bit from the first edition I got in the 1990's to now. In general, the way Rome acts is by trusting that Jesus is the Lord of History, and so they don't rush anything.
But https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/cfaith/documents/rc_con_cfaith_doc_20180801_catechismo-penadimorte_en.html does describe a new "draft" paragraph, but then states it is to be inserted "in all the editions". For a while I noticed that the Vatican had the old text up on their web version of the catechism, but now it appears to be the new text at https://www.vatican.va/archive/ENG0015/__P7Z.HTM .
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I think the point SineNomine was making is that when quotes a book one uses its printed text. When one quotes the web site one uses its text.
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There is a 2019 printed edition that contains the updated paragraph: https://www.amazon.com/Catechism-Catholic-Libreria-Editrice-Vaticana/dp/1601376499/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=kfx1h&pf_rd_p=5fe95cd4-8512-42fa-bf21-63d83b898785&pf_rd_r=QQV36PVG36D8C7MYW1RT&pd_rd_r=39045a8d-1942-4811-958f-6ac67c9562b6&pd_rd_wg=0Hu3F&ref_=pd_gw_ci_mcx_mr_hp_atf_m
Logos has not produced the latest edition yet. The 2000 edition Logos has is correct in that it matches the 2000 printed text, it's just not the latest edition of the CCC, which was published in 2019.
You could post a feedback.faithlife.com suggestion that Logos update the CCC to match the 2019 printed edition.
No, you haven't missed an update. Logos' version of the CCC doesn't contain the updated paragraph. I have copied and pasted the updated language into a note anchored to that paragraph so that at least it's there in the right place.