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OraLabora
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Here’s a trick I learned from UpUpAndAway: use a butter warmer/melter, put the incense in a small brass thurible (I bought mine in the gift shop at Sant’ Anselmo abbey in Rome), and light a fire under it. Use proper church incense. It smells pretty good, but won’t smoke up the house. I do the Liturgy of the Hours in a small oratory that has excellent acoustics, but the ventilation, not so much.
I did this for Vespers this evening. I do it for Lauds & Vespers of Sundays and solemnities. Sometimes I’ll use a coal and just a very tiny pinch of mild incense. If I use strong incense, my wife gets incensed, she hates “her” house getting smoked up.
I use incense from Prinknash abbey in the UK, our own abbey’s gift shop sells it and it smells very “churchy”!
I did this for Vespers this evening. I do it for Lauds & Vespers of Sundays and solemnities. Sometimes I’ll use a coal and just a very tiny pinch of mild incense. If I use strong incense, my wife gets incensed, she hates “her” house getting smoked up.
I use incense from Prinknash abbey in the UK, our own abbey’s gift shop sells it and it smells very “churchy”!