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lizaanne
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An interesting thing happened yesterday at Mass…
DH and I were kneeling in the pew after just arriving at Church, and the organist comes in with two young guys, all clean cut and good looking, white short sleeved shirts and black trousers, and little black name badges. I didn’t really think anything of it, until my husband looks at me with wide eyes and says, “well, now I’ve seen everything!”. I asked him what he was talking about and he said, “they’re Mormons!”.
WOW!!!
So the organist explained how to use the misselette, and then just left them alone in the pew. They stayed for the entire Mass, and followed the congregation when we stood up and sat down (but they did not kneel).
After Mass DH and I went over to them and introduced ourselves. He said to them that he is “in the same business they are, but from the Catholic perspective” -hehehe- I thought that was pretty funny.
He gave them some business cards and invited them to call or stop by (DH works for Saint Michael’s Media). Who knows if they will or not, but they did graciously take the cards and say thank you for the invitation.
Anyway - just thought I would share that - it was quite interesting to see them looking around the amazingly beautiful Church, and whispering to each other. I wish I could have been a little bird on their shoulder!!
~Liza
DH and I were kneeling in the pew after just arriving at Church, and the organist comes in with two young guys, all clean cut and good looking, white short sleeved shirts and black trousers, and little black name badges. I didn’t really think anything of it, until my husband looks at me with wide eyes and says, “well, now I’ve seen everything!”. I asked him what he was talking about and he said, “they’re Mormons!”.
WOW!!!
So the organist explained how to use the misselette, and then just left them alone in the pew. They stayed for the entire Mass, and followed the congregation when we stood up and sat down (but they did not kneel).
After Mass DH and I went over to them and introduced ourselves. He said to them that he is “in the same business they are, but from the Catholic perspective” -hehehe- I thought that was pretty funny.
He gave them some business cards and invited them to call or stop by (DH works for Saint Michael’s Media). Who knows if they will or not, but they did graciously take the cards and say thank you for the invitation.Anyway - just thought I would share that - it was quite interesting to see them looking around the amazingly beautiful Church, and whispering to each other. I wish I could have been a little bird on their shoulder!!
~Liza
