To: Petskelis
Well, you don't have to read minds to be distracted by constant jibber jabber. The young kids that sit in the front of the church pay more attention than the choir loft bunch. More hypocrisy -
And as for "Latin Mass" requiring a lot of singing - well, the mass Father does is the same as almost every other parish in Omaha, the responses are the same - just in Latin. Perhaps you need to learn more about the church you belong to.
To: Petskelis
Gosh, you guys,
I'm gone for a while and everything explodes here! Posts removed by the moderator and everything!
Petskelis/Angelas - it's AMAZING to me that "Concerned Catholic" quit posting pretty much the same day that you two started. What a coincidence! And how did Concerned Catholic know, in his/her 5-10 and 5-11 posts that Father would be moving in August, when the article saying the same didn't appear in the World Herald until 5-29?
I smell corruption in the Archdiocese of Omaha's chancery office!
The Envious Collars are only using you to do their dirty work. Your job is to smear Father's reputation at any cost. Make stuff up it you have to! Lie through your teeth! There are enough stupid people who will believe it. You ARE being used as pawns, and they won't give a flying crap about St. Anthony's after Father is gone. Mark my word.
To: omahacatholic
"And as for "Latin Mass" requiring a lot of singing - well, the mass Father does is the same as almost every other parish in Omaha, the responses are the same - just in Latin."
This is not true. Father Stravinskas demands we chant the responses as in true Gregorian Latin Masses. This would be different if he owned up and called it a Latin mass instead of trying to call it a Lithuanian Mass and not allowing true Lithuanian liturgical responses like other churches do.
You do not know as much as you think you do about masses and the music allowed (and not allowed) during masses of all types.
313 posted on
06/04/2005 7:00:53 PM PDT by
Angelas
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