I would assume it is self-explanatory. They are having a Mass to honor these members and people are invited (called) to come.
Man I always love coming to this Catholic site and getting smart *** replies. Thanks!
I don’t think think his intention was being a wise ***. Anyways, it just sounds like the knights are having a ceremony at mass, the ceremony being centered around honoring the deceased. I wouldn’t expect anything out of the ordinary.
Little short fused, this morning?
I, too, thought it was self-explanatory. What kind of answer do you expect from people who don’t go to your parish? Why not call one of the Knights in your parish?
I beg your pardon, but I did not give you a smart *** answer. To me, it was self-explanatory, as I stated, and then I gave you the explanation. I am sorry you interpreted it in such an uncharitable way.
lol
I didn’t know if this was a local thing or something that many parishes do and I have never heard of it.
maybe you just have a hard time expressing yourself through text but you appear to be pretty arrogant
But you said it was to occur in your parish. Was it in the bulletin or announced from the pulpit? Either way, there would be someone right there to ask. You could even have called the parish office; I’m sure the secretary would have been able to tell you about the Mass.
She’s not arrogant.
Quite right. Yes. This must be it.
true. But another option was to ask this board. I guess that was a mistake. Sorry for the inconvience everyone.
While I have never heard it referred to as “Call to Mass”, I know that once a year, usually in November, our Knights of Columbus have a Mass to remember deceased knights. Afterwards, they host a dinner for the widows.
I may have been a little hard on you, but lately I’ve been annoyed by the posters who ask questions like, Why did Fr. X say this? Why do other people do X, Y, Z? What is heaven like? Why hasn’t God answered my prayers? Is this person in hell?
