Beautiful Mass

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Last night we went to the ordinary old “last chance” Mass at our parish. We have an orthodox parish, so Mass is never weird, nothing ‘abusive’ going on. But usually Sunday evening is pretty laid-back. 😉

Last night the priest was our visiting priest from India. He always gives a good homily (and long too). He processed in with 4 altar boys–3 of whom were teenagers. All of whom did a wonderful, reverent job. No yawning, no forgetting their duties.

Then during communion, all 4 of our regular priests came out to distribute. The other priests always do come, but not all of them are available for every Mass (away from the parish, sick calls, etc). So we had 5 priests distributing and the EMHCs who had come up went back to their seats.

It was so beautiful. I spent my post-communion time praying for vocations so others could experience what we did.

Happy THANKSgiving! :signofcross:
 
I am SO thrilled about this. We again had 5 priests (and no EMHCs) at Mass!!! This was at the Friday vigil for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.

We will be going to the last Sunday Mass again tonight and I pray that we will again see all our priests.

Our family has been so blessed by this and it just continues to spur us on to pray for vocations, so that all can expereince it. Remember that although this is an extremely orthodox parish, these are ordinary form Masses, with no Latin–although Friday night the priest did sing parts of the Mass.
 
I am SO thrilled about this. We again had 5 priests (and no EMHCs) at Mass!!! This was at the Friday vigil for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.

We will be going to the last Sunday Mass again tonight and I pray that we will again see all our priests.

Our family has been so blessed by this and it just continues to spur us on to pray for vocations, so that all can expereince it. Remember that although this is an extremely orthodox parish, these are ordinary form Masses, with no Latin–although Friday night the priest did sing parts of the Mass.
You’re very lucky.

If we have 2 priests in residence they bargain to see who’ll celebrate each of 3 Masses (one on Sat. evening and 2 on Sun. morning) and it had never happened that the one who wasn’t celebrating would come to give out communion - perish the thought that a scheduled EMHC might have to sit back down. They did concelebrate the Sat. evening one for a while but that has stopped.
 
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