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SpiritFire
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Hi.
I am a young man (16 yrs), absolutely on fire for Catholicism. I am also a budding organist.
I practice down the street at a Lutheran Church. The pastor there seems very curious about catholicism, actually.
So. I was reading an examination of conscience. One of the questions was: Have I actively participated in Non-Catholic worship?
What is the extent of that?
Would playing the organ for a Lutheran Service twice on a Sunday be wrong, if I fulfilled my Sunday obligation and never participated in their “eucharist” or anything?
Should I be worried or refuse my help?
Is offering my services as a substitute organist like this the wrong thing to do?
Is even singing at a non-catholic church going too far?
Any help greatly appreciated. I understand that things like this probably come up a lot.
Thanks!
I am a young man (16 yrs), absolutely on fire for Catholicism. I am also a budding organist.
I practice down the street at a Lutheran Church. The pastor there seems very curious about catholicism, actually.
So. I was reading an examination of conscience. One of the questions was: Have I actively participated in Non-Catholic worship?
What is the extent of that?
Would playing the organ for a Lutheran Service twice on a Sunday be wrong, if I fulfilled my Sunday obligation and never participated in their “eucharist” or anything?
Should I be worried or refuse my help?
Is offering my services as a substitute organist like this the wrong thing to do?
Is even singing at a non-catholic church going too far?
Any help greatly appreciated. I understand that things like this probably come up a lot.
Thanks!