J
Jocelyn
Guest
Just a question I have.
- Status
D
David_Zampino
Guest
Anglicans/Episcopalians certainly do.
Blessings,
A
asteroid
Guest
They believe the Magi visited. Whether any particular group has a feast day or anything similar is another matter.
Epiphany mass this morning was crowded - the Catholic primary school came along for it. It was great -
The children actually sing with a volume of more than one decibel. If only the adults could do the same.
The children, from the primary school, read the scripture readings at a volume everyone could hear. If only the priests and adult readers could do the same consistently.
The children were there nearly 30 minutes before mass. If only all the adults could be early (or at least try to be).
The children sat quietly before mass. If only the adults could do the same.
Things are really turned on their heads when it is the unconfirmed little children setting the good example for the confirmed adults.
Still, I shouldn’t complain - at least the adults who are at mass are actually at mass and pay good attention to the liturgy.
I was sad though. For a number of reasons I can’t send my 5 year old daughter to the Catholic school. It is a real shame. But it did give me the idea of approaching the school to see if they have suitable materials for me to try teaching her the faith. So that was good.
Epiphany mass this morning was crowded - the Catholic primary school came along for it. It was great -
The children actually sing with a volume of more than one decibel. If only the adults could do the same.
The children, from the primary school, read the scripture readings at a volume everyone could hear. If only the priests and adult readers could do the same consistently.
The children were there nearly 30 minutes before mass. If only all the adults could be early (or at least try to be).
The children sat quietly before mass. If only the adults could do the same.
Things are really turned on their heads when it is the unconfirmed little children setting the good example for the confirmed adults.
Still, I shouldn’t complain - at least the adults who are at mass are actually at mass and pay good attention to the liturgy.
I was sad though. For a number of reasons I can’t send my 5 year old daughter to the Catholic school. It is a real shame. But it did give me the idea of approaching the school to see if they have suitable materials for me to try teaching her the faith. So that was good.
T
tjmiller
Guest
When I was a protestant I/we believed in the Epiphany - after all, it is a biblical event - we just didn’t call it that, nor did we have a special day to commemorate it.
G
GKC
Guest
David Zampino:
Our parish , the Anglican Parish of the Epiphany, observed its feast of title at Mass yesterday. Pretty good turn-out for us, too.
And, of course, we Anglo-Catholics don’t really know what Protestants think. They are far from our ken (as Kipling said).
GKC
Anglicanus-Catholicus, posterus traditus Anglicanus
Greetings, David,
Our parish , the Anglican Parish of the Epiphany, observed its feast of title at Mass yesterday. Pretty good turn-out for us, too.
And, of course, we Anglo-Catholics don’t really know what Protestants think. They are far from our ken (as Kipling said).
GKC
Anglicanus-Catholicus, posterus traditus Anglicanus
- Status