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Showing posts with label The Wisdom of the Church. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Wisdom of the Church. Show all posts
Friday, August 01, 2008
Thursday, July 24, 2008
This Blog is under the patronage of Our Lady of LaSalette
Fifteen year old Melanie and eleven year old Maximin were out tending their cows. They were simple children. When we say "simple" we don't mean like that magazine or the Amish. We mean 'dim bulbs.' They are simple enough to fall asleep and all lose track of the cows. When they awoke they wentThanks Sister Mary Martha!
looking for the cows but instead found a big ball of light. A beautiful lady stepped out of it. It was the Virgin Mary.
Unlike other Mary sightings, Mary is wearing an odd costume (not her usual blue), never mentions the rosary and she never stops crying. Mary slumps onto a rock and sobs. She tell the children that Jesus has absolutely had it with cart drivers using his name in vain. She tells the children Jesus is very angry and she can’t hold Him back much longer.
Apparently everyone stopped swearing in La Salette after that, as the town still stands.
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Sunday, April 13, 2008
Wedding Planning
All this wedding planning stuff I've been doing lately has made me once again stop and realize the wisdom of Holy Mother Church.
I've been perusing some of the online forums dealing with wedding planning and I am extremely grateful that I don't have to worry about what venue I'll use for the ceremony, who I'll get to officiate or what poem/unity candle/handfasting ceremony I'll use to fill time to make the ceremony more substantial.
Nope, Holy Mother Church in her infinite wisdom doesn't leave those decisions up to me. Yes, I have some choice as to which church I plan on using (my home parish) or which reading to choose from the list, but currently my biggest decision regarding the ceremony is whether I want to have a full mass or the rite of marriage outside of mass.
I know that I can trust the guidelines set forth by the Church and that I will have a beautiful, reverent celebration of the sacrament.
I've been perusing some of the online forums dealing with wedding planning and I am extremely grateful that I don't have to worry about what venue I'll use for the ceremony, who I'll get to officiate or what poem/unity candle/handfasting ceremony I'll use to fill time to make the ceremony more substantial.
Nope, Holy Mother Church in her infinite wisdom doesn't leave those decisions up to me. Yes, I have some choice as to which church I plan on using (my home parish) or which reading to choose from the list, but currently my biggest decision regarding the ceremony is whether I want to have a full mass or the rite of marriage outside of mass.
I know that I can trust the guidelines set forth by the Church and that I will have a beautiful, reverent celebration of the sacrament.
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