[Elsie]

in whose opinion??

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solemn

[ ˈsäləm ]

adjective

adjective: solemn

1. formal and dignified:
   "a solemn procession"
   synonyms: dignified · ceremonious · ceremonial · stately · formal · courtly ·

   majestic · imposing · awe-inspiring · splendid · magnificent · grand
2. not cheerful or smiling; serious:
   "Tim looked very solemn"
   synonyms: serious · grave · sober · somber · unsmiling · stern · grim ·

   dour · humorless · pensive · meditative · thoughtful
3. characterized by deep sincerity:
   "he swore a solemn oath to keep faith"
   synonyms: sincere · earnest · honest · genuine · firm · heartfelt ·

   wholehearted · sworn

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there was NEVER a mention of biblical passages,      

the weddings had nothing to do with the Sacrament of Matrimony,    

and the few "communion services" that I witnessed had to do with a wafer and some wine/grape juice in a tiny paper cup...the remnants of which were left in the pew.

 

None of THESE were 'solemn'?

[Rides_A_Red_Horse]

Why would anyone believe The LORD wants “solemn” worship?

He said if the children didn’t make a joyful noise and proclaim Him the very rocks would shout for Him.

I’m sure if any Catholics had been present they would have disapproved.

Say... Maybe the Catholics are actually descended from the Pharisees and Scribes. They seem to share many opinions.