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Ray- that's exactly it: "urban legends". Let us call the Catholic version "liturgical legends". I'm sure somewhere someone- probably now a former priest- attempted to consecrate chocolate chip hosts, or potato chips and coke [the version I had heard] but truth be told, such things are so far from widespread as to be laughable.
Bad enough is the valid but vapid use of phony "folk" music [real folk music is eminently singable and suitable for liturgy], banal homilies, and schlocky art so prominent in contemporary western worship.
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Originally posted by Irish Melkite:
Ray,
You are misreading Mike, focusing on whether daily Mass was readily available. I don't see him as arguing that. He, on the other hand, failed to notice which point you actually missed.
Neil I think I see what you are saying, Neil. Irish Melite huh? to avoid death your Irish ancetors held any mass - in caves. And I believe the Melkite were forced into the mountains. Cheers my friend. -ray
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