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Ok, I am not sure if this goes here, so I am sorry if it doesn’t!
At my parish we have a new head usher (my hubby recently “retired” from that position since we have 2 young boys and another little one on the way) The new usher does not put much emphasis on finding ushers to do Communion watch (making sure that people going up for Communion do not abuse the Host by spitting it out etc). He says that he deosn’t worry about it because the important things are taken care of i.e. the collection and the gifts giong up to father with the basket of the collection money.
Also, we have a room reserved for nursing women so that they may feed their children in a safe place away from the eyes of curious men (not to mention the fact that older nursing infants can fidget and expose Mommy despite her covering herself with a blanket…you mom’s know what I mean). He no longer puts the sign on the door that designates the room as such. He says he doesn’t worry about it. My problem is that my mother and myself are due with our children soon (my mom sooner than I) and we do not want a man walking in that room with his toddler disrupting our newborn infants trying to eat. I am unsure if I should confront him or if I should have my hubby simply hang the sign up himself since he still helps out with ushering duties on occasion.
At my parish we have a new head usher (my hubby recently “retired” from that position since we have 2 young boys and another little one on the way) The new usher does not put much emphasis on finding ushers to do Communion watch (making sure that people going up for Communion do not abuse the Host by spitting it out etc). He says that he deosn’t worry about it because the important things are taken care of i.e. the collection and the gifts giong up to father with the basket of the collection money.
Also, we have a room reserved for nursing women so that they may feed their children in a safe place away from the eyes of curious men (not to mention the fact that older nursing infants can fidget and expose Mommy despite her covering herself with a blanket…you mom’s know what I mean). He no longer puts the sign on the door that designates the room as such. He says he doesn’t worry about it. My problem is that my mother and myself are due with our children soon (my mom sooner than I) and we do not want a man walking in that room with his toddler disrupting our newborn infants trying to eat. I am unsure if I should confront him or if I should have my hubby simply hang the sign up himself since he still helps out with ushering duties on occasion.