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Russ_of_Tokyo
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I like to burn frankincense sticks during prayer time on the veranda in the morning during warmer months. It smells very similar to the resin type but is very quick and easy to use. Can or should I have a priest bless the incense?
I don’t know if there is an advantage or if it is even permitted for home-use incense to be blessed, so before I risk getting a funny look from our priest I thought I’d float the question here where I can’t see your funny expressions except for these…






I suppose if the incense is blessed, then I can’t dispose of the ashes and unburnt portions in the trash as I did in the past though, right? Hmmm, maybe blessed incense ash can be used like holy water…
I don’t know if there is an advantage or if it is even permitted for home-use incense to be blessed, so before I risk getting a funny look from our priest I thought I’d float the question here where I can’t see your funny expressions except for these…
I suppose if the incense is blessed, then I can’t dispose of the ashes and unburnt portions in the trash as I did in the past though, right? Hmmm, maybe blessed incense ash can be used like holy water…