4 responses to “Liturgical Instruction Video for Sunday morning”

  1. Susan Sheppard Hedges Avatar
    Susan Sheppard Hedges

    Calisthenics for Christ!!

  2. Brother David Avatar
    Brother David

    I take it Padre that you have this down perfectly and are ready for this coming Sunday?

  3. Melissa Holloway Avatar
    Melissa Holloway

    I am going to suggest this for our vestry retreat.

  4. Margaret of the Sea of Galilee Avatar
    Margaret of the Sea of Galilee

    Will this same dirty-blonde be there to “show us how it’s done”.
    Of course neither apricot nor beige are liturgical colours!

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