jcliff wrote:I'm just curious. Please don't let my question devolve into a space for Catholic vitriol.
theCryptofishist wrote:Where can and can't Catholics perform mass? Does the ground have to be consecrated? De-consecrated afterwards?


Nipple wrote:Cardinals have a lot of feathers.
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Re: St augustine would have loved Burning Man
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Forgive me, I guess I have been living in a cave forever
Just what is BURNING MAN?
Sounds like devil worshiping to me.

Simon of the Playa wrote:i'm going to asssume it's a tipo, butt, i can persunelly tell you that there is an awfill lot of Catholic Ass on the playa.
jcliff wrote:Well, thank you for keeping the Catholic bashing to a humorous level rather than an outright slug-fest. I actually would love to see a Mass celebrated on the playa. I am a Catholic, but I don't subscribe to all the rules laid out by the Vatican. I've been lucky enough to participate in Masses in other countries, and they have been very different than the subduded liturgies that you see in the US....awesome music, dancing, speaking from the heart. I'm just curious to see what a Mass on the playa would be and who would show up for it.

Temperance Kitsune wrote:now wondering about a gnostic mass........
Eric wrote:and, since no ones tried to answer an honest question:
I haven't heard of a Catholic mass, but seeing as it would require a consecrated Priest to perform I would be surprised one had happened (I would also be surprised running into an Orthodox service). It would probably require the approval of a bishop as well. Lots of hoops on the Church side.
There are many religious services out there, but most of them of from traditions where lay-persons can lead them (not just Protestant branches, but Jewish, Islamic, and Eastern traditions).
Mojojita wrote:Eric wrote:and, since no ones tried to answer an honest question:
I haven't heard of a Catholic mass, but seeing as it would require a consecrated Priest to perform I would be surprised one had happened (I would also be surprised running into an Orthodox service). It would probably require the approval of a bishop as well. Lots of hoops on the Church side.
There are many religious services out there, but most of them of from traditions where lay-persons can lead them (not just Protestant branches, but Jewish, Islamic, and Eastern traditions).
I know a wonderful Orthodox priest who is a long time burner - stopped attending a few years ago due to health reasons. I'll check with him

theCryptofishist wrote:I think that past a certain level you have to be celibate in the Orthodox church. And of course the monks are celibate. Except Rasputin. I can't believe I'm mentioned Rasputin twice on this board in the past two or three days.

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