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Catholicism and Orthodox Christianity

No Vested Interest

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2. I will keep you on my (mental) prayer list for a swift resolution to your quandary

Reply to IrishAyes (Original post)

Sun Jun 30, 2013, 10:08 PM

Jun 2013

I can understand that that the new minister had advance knowledge of your presence among the congregation. He would have been filled in by others, perhaps even those who interviewed and chose him as the new pastor.

Perhaps, as time goes by, you could arrange a get-together (lunch?) between him and the visiting priest from the Catholic mission. Now that would be a meeting to speculate on.

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As many if not most of you already know, [View all] IrishAyes Jun 2013 OP

My parents used to live in a place where Mass was excruciating. hunter Jun 2013 #1

If the truth be known, most of us with adult kids, No Vested Interest Jun 2013 #3

Fascinating story you have, worthy of a movie! IrishAyes Jul 2013 #4

I will keep you on my (mental) prayer list for a swift resolution to your quandary No Vested Interest Jun 2013 #2

I'm sure it would be a meeting of equals IrishAyes Jul 2013 #5

I hope you resolve your situation. rug Jul 2013 #6

My take on this is that the people are the Church - hedgehog Jul 2013 #7

Yes, the people ARE the church IrishAyes Jul 2013 #8