Grrr. I hate those things. If I'm going to light a candle, I want to touch a match to an honest-to-goodness wick, not turn on a horrid light bulb that makes a mockery of the whole thing! :(
Oh... and what is that fire extinguisher even doing there, considering they've gone to so much trouble to get rid of the candles?
The electric vigil lights?
ReplyDeleteThe fire extinguisher?
The current archpriest?
Everything?
ReplyDeleteIt took me a second, as my eyes were drawn to the red, but then I noticed the votive lights were my grandmother's electric Christmas window candles.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the hydrant was put there by a Novie priest lest the flame of Tradition spring up!
Grrr. I hate those things. If I'm going to light a candle, I want to touch a match to an honest-to-goodness wick, not turn on a horrid light bulb that makes a mockery of the whole thing! :(
ReplyDeleteOh... and what is that fire extinguisher even doing there, considering they've gone to so much trouble to get rid of the candles?
I wouldn't go about criticizing everyone and then overly promote a certain group.
ReplyDeleteThat is called sectarian mentality, and won't do this nice apostolate good.
I'm intrigued as to the need for a fire extinguisher for light bulbs...am I missing something?...
ReplyDeleteI've seen this kind of electric votive candle in St. John Lateran too.
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