SingaporeMacross SG In Festo SS Petri et Pauli The Feast of St Peter and St Paul Mass with Gregorian Chant 29 June 2006 (Thursday) 8.00 pm Church of St Teresa 510 Kampong Bahru Road Singapore 099446 Celebrant: Fr Rene Nicolas, MEP Organised by: Schola Cantorum Sancti Gregorii Magni Archdiocesan Liturgical Music Committee All are welcome!!
SingaporeMacross SG Yeah, my friend is asking me to be on standby as warden. I volunteered for altar servers, but they were already taken. Oh well.
OCEANOS SG Merry Meet Brother Macross, Altar boy better...hahaha Warden not an easy task. Blessed Be, Oceanos
SingaporeMacross SG Originally posted by OCEANOS: [b]Merry Meet Brother Macross, Altar boy better...hahaha Warden not an easy task. Blessed Be, Oceanos[/b]wardens collect money only... altar boys have to carry things to and fro.. sometimes got incense also.. stressful, but a noble work.
OCEANOS SG Merry Meet Brother Macross, Can you help me buy a thurible, those hanging ones used during a service? I want one for some time, my one is too old. Thanks. Blessed Be, Oceanos
SingaporeMacross SG Originally posted by OCEANOS: [b]Merry Meet Brother Macross, Can you help me buy a thurible, those hanging ones used during a service? I want one for some time, my one is too old. Thanks. Blessed Be, Oceanos[/b]Don't know where to buy... sorry..
OCEANOS SG Merry Meet Brother Macross, The swinging incenser is the Thurible which i want, those they use during masses. Can help me get it? Blessed Be, Oceanos
SingaporeMacross SG Originally posted by OCEANOS: [b]Merry Meet Brother Macross, The swinging incenser is the Thurible which i want, those they use during masses. Can help me get it? Blessed Be, Oceanos[/b]haiyoh, said already, i dunno where to buy...
OCEANOS SG Merry Meet Brother Macross, I thought you don't know what is it. Hahaha Its ok then. Anyway think locally its hard to get a Thurible. Blessed Be, Oceanos
SingaporeMacross SG Ok... I just came home.. The Mass was quite nice today. We had the altar servers in the traditional cassocks and the priest in traditional vestments. And Communion on the tongue. Woo!!!
