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SUSANNIE
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what does this mean?
Thank you brotherhrolf!!Ok, Mary. Hi! You’re profile says you’re in the South. Do we southerners ever throw these types of things away? No. My sister and I (lil bro has become a prot) have bits and pieces of rosaries, etc. from our ancestors. Label it, put it away and keep it for your descendants. Nothing is ever lost. If we don’t pass our identity down to the next generation, we are nothing. Your cross isn’t broken, merely used.
Dorothy said:<<Is it OK to throw these things away?>>
When I accumulate a small amount of broken rosaries and brown scapulars I dig a hole in my backyard and bury them. I remember reading about this somewhere. They are blessed articles, and rather than just tossing them in the garbage they are on my property.
doesn’t this sound oddly familiar!?Time for a new one. Go bury the old one.
Eamon
I have only killed my scapulars, not my Rosary…though I would like a wood one, they are nice.doesn’t this sound oddly familiar!?
no, the cross that fell on the driveway and broke!..I have only killed my scapulars, not my Rosary…though I would like a wood one, they are nice.
Eamon
Dorothy said:<<Is it OK to throw these things away?>>
When I accumulate a small amount of broken rosaries and brown scapulars I dig a hole in my backyard and bury them. I remember reading about this somewhere. They are blessed articles, and rather than just tossing them in the garbage they are on my property.
Dorothy said:<<Is it OK to throw these things away?>>
When I accumulate a small amount of broken rosaries and brown scapulars I dig a hole in my backyard and bury them. I remember reading about this somewhere. They are blessed articles, and rather than just tossing them in the garbage they are on my property.
Nope you can bury them too, your mom told me so.i thought scapulars were to be burned…
fine. you win, I lose!Nope you can bury them too, your mom told me so.
Eamon
I am just being silly and not remembering everything mom has said!..If it helps, I prefer to burn them…:yup:
Eamon