Watching your video, you have obviously been blessed tremendously to have the truth in front of you that is the Catholic Church. I recommend you learning in your own WHY a mass is included in a Catholic wedding...Marriage is between 1 man, 1 woman, and God. Such a ceremony celebrates all three as one from then till eternity. Have a little more patience next time, maybe some maturity, and please stop fake shooting yourself in the head, such actions deny your chance of credibility. God bless you.
Actually pretty ironic that you said, "Save me God" from attending His own Mass. The Catholic Mass was instituted by God as the representation of the One True Perfect Holy Sacrifice of Jesus Christ back up to the Holy Father. The Mass is not about you, or me or anyone. It is by God, of God, for our benefit. The last thing, ever, on earth, that God would "save" your from is the Holy Mass. Now that you understand...think about it.
@stocksnfossils Yes I'm fully aware of the irony; that's partly why I said it I'm sure. And trust me, I fully know the purpose of mass and I know that if there was a god he/she/it would not save me from it. I attended Catholic school for 5 years and had religion class every year of it.
hmmm funny because all along I've felt that Catholic wedding mass is among the shortest of all Christian wedding ceremonies. It's typically just slightly over an hour, compared to a Protestant (forgot her exact denomination) friend's wedding service which lasted close to 2 hours. And as for the homilies, I've listened to many funny & entertaining ones, I think it just depends on the priests.
@superciliousme Yeah I've heard about a couple Protestant denominations that go for hours. I'm sure you still enjoyed the wedding, but wow I'm sorry that's long! haha
That is true, but I feel like there aren't too many variations for a Christian homily at a wedding... My other cousin had a combined wedding (Christian and Jewish) and the rabbi gave an awesome "homily".
Well hun don't tell me that life is going to make me religious. You have no idea what my life is like right now, and what my life was like a couple of years ago. Trust me, if there was ever a time for me to turn to faith or religion, it would've happened a couple of years ago.
Next time you get invited to a Catholic wedding, make sure you ask if it's going to be a Mass so you aren't so put upon to have to sit through it and be so bored...because OBVIOUSLY, your entertainment is what's most important.
Your entire commentary on this is just really stupid and ignorant.
@funsizedchoco He doesnt need to know you, just react to what you are saying, and entertainment does seem to be your only "thing" that carried weight in your own video.
The Mass is the highest form of worship in the Cath. Church. Yes, it's long when it's also a wedding. You were bored because you didn't know what was going on. It isn't required for a couple to have a Mass wedding. Your cousin chose it, because SHE wanted it, not for everyones "entertainment". Don't knock it until you've done some research and learn what the Mass IS and WHY it is celebrated.
??? Of course I know what mass is... I was Catholic for 12 years and attended Catholic school. We had mass for a holiday of sorts at least once a month.
I know it's not required, my parents didn't have a mass with their wedding.
Honestly, please don't make assumptions about what I do or don't know regarding the Christian religion and its practice
I went to a catholic wedding this summer. the church itself (building) was very nice, but I let the bible mumbo-jumbo go in one ear and out the other.
Well the mass used to be alot longer for weddings. Overall the wedding could be seen as long as the priest wants. I mean some priests have been known to do 4 hour masses.
A Catholic nuptial Mass can be quite long. Friends of mine, both former Baptists from the South who converted to Catholicism when they moved up to New York, got married a few years ago. One of their mothers -- a lovely old Baptist lady from Tennessee -- asked how long the ceremony would be. My friend told her it would be probably be over an hour. His mother asked, "Are *several* couples getting married at the same time?"
Nice video, I love big weddings (not the religious part, lol) it's such a big day for the couple, and with friends and family all watching, the pressure of wanting everything to be perfect and memorable, and of course it's pretty beautiful for a couple to feel so close emotionally. My wife and I are both atheist and had a justice of the peace, but it was still beautiful. Both of our families are religious (Catholic), but it felt great to have a non-religious ceremony. A bonus I guess. lol
Thanks! Yeah, have a justice of the peace would be my plan... the only problem is explaining that to my Puerto Rican grandma and my uncle... the monk... haha
When you were 5, what did you not notice because you had more important things to think about: weddings or Catholicism (or both)? ;-)
in re Catholic ceremonies: I like "the sign of peace"; the rest is unbearably boring. Oh yeah, whenever I'm forced to go to one, I always sit when I'm "supposed" to be kneeling--no reason to make it more uncomfortable than necessary.
Yeah, I'm thinking a simple JP wedding by the fountain outside City Hall. That's what I'm thinking.
Thanks for sharing, choco. It so happens that I'm having a needlessly protracted argument with a Catholic right now (needlessly protracted because I can answer the guy blindfolded), and the insight is a bit interesting. Looking forward to more stuff from ya. :-)
Watching your video, you have obviously been blessed tremendously to have the truth in front of you that is the Catholic Church. I recommend you learning in your own WHY a mass is included in a Catholic wedding...Marriage is between 1 man, 1 woman, and God. Such a ceremony celebrates all three as one from then till eternity. Have a little more patience next time, maybe some maturity, and please stop fake shooting yourself in the head, such actions deny your chance of credibility. God bless you.
soccer1288 5 months ago
Actually pretty ironic that you said, "Save me God" from attending His own Mass. The Catholic Mass was instituted by God as the representation of the One True Perfect Holy Sacrifice of Jesus Christ back up to the Holy Father. The Mass is not about you, or me or anyone. It is by God, of God, for our benefit. The last thing, ever, on earth, that God would "save" your from is the Holy Mass. Now that you understand...think about it.
stocksnfossils 8 months ago
@stocksnfossils Yes I'm fully aware of the irony; that's partly why I said it I'm sure. And trust me, I fully know the purpose of mass and I know that if there was a god he/she/it would not save me from it. I attended Catholic school for 5 years and had religion class every year of it.
funsizedchoco 8 months ago
hmmm funny because all along I've felt that Catholic wedding mass is among the shortest of all Christian wedding ceremonies. It's typically just slightly over an hour, compared to a Protestant (forgot her exact denomination) friend's wedding service which lasted close to 2 hours. And as for the homilies, I've listened to many funny & entertaining ones, I think it just depends on the priests.
superciliousme 1 year ago
@superciliousme Yeah I've heard about a couple Protestant denominations that go for hours. I'm sure you still enjoyed the wedding, but wow I'm sorry that's long! haha
That is true, but I feel like there aren't too many variations for a Christian homily at a wedding... My other cousin had a combined wedding (Christian and Jewish) and the rabbi gave an awesome "homily".
funsizedchoco 1 year ago
If you're that ignorant (and you obviously are), don't attend any more Catholic weddings.
doothless 1 year ago
@doothless ... it's called I have family. I still love them and want to attend their Catholic weddings. That's a very simplistic mindset.
funsizedchoco 1 year ago 3
God is not a show dear.
God bless you
One day hopefully you understand other than your crazy weekends
When life hits you in the face Work, Mortgage, marriage and children you may have a different perspective
Like OK
urelaq 1 year ago
@urelaq Dear? *rolls eyes*
Well hun don't tell me that life is going to make me religious. You have no idea what my life is like right now, and what my life was like a couple of years ago. Trust me, if there was ever a time for me to turn to faith or religion, it would've happened a couple of years ago.
So kindly go fuck off good sir.
funsizedchoco 1 year ago 3
It's funny how they never pick those genocide/stoning/slavery/violence parts when reading Bible verses during weddings, eh?
AntiChrist67 2 years ago
mass is olny 1hr thats not bad.
j0nb0y5 2 years ago
I'd leave a comment worth something, but I'm talking to you on IM... >.>
itsmaxinthebox 2 years ago
Next time you get invited to a Catholic wedding, make sure you ask if it's going to be a Mass so you aren't so put upon to have to sit through it and be so bored...because OBVIOUSLY, your entertainment is what's most important.
Your entire commentary on this is just really stupid and ignorant.
Pruner15 2 years ago
Just because I proved your pathetic misconceptions wrong doesn't give you the right to catch an attitude.
Your entire comment is stupid and ignorant because you clearly know absolutely nothing about me.
funsizedchoco 2 years ago
@funsizedchoco He doesnt need to know you, just react to what you are saying, and entertainment does seem to be your only "thing" that carried weight in your own video.
havock89 1 year ago
The Mass is the highest form of worship in the Cath. Church. Yes, it's long when it's also a wedding. You were bored because you didn't know what was going on. It isn't required for a couple to have a Mass wedding. Your cousin chose it, because SHE wanted it, not for everyones "entertainment". Don't knock it until you've done some research and learn what the Mass IS and WHY it is celebrated.
Pruner15 2 years ago 3
??? Of course I know what mass is... I was Catholic for 12 years and attended Catholic school. We had mass for a holiday of sorts at least once a month.
I know it's not required, my parents didn't have a mass with their wedding.
Honestly, please don't make assumptions about what I do or don't know regarding the Christian religion and its practice
funsizedchoco 2 years ago
I went to a catholic wedding this summer. the church itself (building) was very nice, but I let the bible mumbo-jumbo go in one ear and out the other.
TheUnmaskedMagician 2 years ago
Well the mass used to be alot longer for weddings. Overall the wedding could be seen as long as the priest wants. I mean some priests have been known to do 4 hour masses.
RockyBalboa211 2 years ago
A Catholic nuptial Mass can be quite long. Friends of mine, both former Baptists from the South who converted to Catholicism when they moved up to New York, got married a few years ago. One of their mothers -- a lovely old Baptist lady from Tennessee -- asked how long the ceremony would be. My friend told her it would be probably be over an hour. His mother asked, "Are *several* couples getting married at the same time?"
ProfMTH 2 years ago
Haha yeah that's pretty much how I felt!
funsizedchoco 2 years ago
Nice video, I love big weddings (not the religious part, lol) it's such a big day for the couple, and with friends and family all watching, the pressure of wanting everything to be perfect and memorable, and of course it's pretty beautiful for a couple to feel so close emotionally. My wife and I are both atheist and had a justice of the peace, but it was still beautiful. Both of our families are religious (Catholic), but it felt great to have a non-religious ceremony. A bonus I guess. lol
Antichryst666 2 years ago
Thanks! Yeah, have a justice of the peace would be my plan... the only problem is explaining that to my Puerto Rican grandma and my uncle... the monk... haha
funsizedchoco 2 years ago
When you were 5, what did you not notice because you had more important things to think about: weddings or Catholicism (or both)? ;-)
in re Catholic ceremonies: I like "the sign of peace"; the rest is unbearably boring. Oh yeah, whenever I'm forced to go to one, I always sit when I'm "supposed" to be kneeling--no reason to make it more uncomfortable than necessary.
CousinoMacul 2 years ago
I was thinking about how incredibly uncomfortable my dress was haha Seriously!
Yeah I actually have a legit excuse for not kneeling (even though I wouldn't anyways) cause I have REALLY bad knees.
funsizedchoco 2 years ago
Yeah, I'm thinking a simple JP wedding by the fountain outside City Hall. That's what I'm thinking.
Thanks for sharing, choco. It so happens that I'm having a needlessly protracted argument with a Catholic right now (needlessly protracted because I can answer the guy blindfolded), and the insight is a bit interesting. Looking forward to more stuff from ya. :-)
DavidJohnWellman 2 years ago
I give a big thumbs up to that plan haha
Haha yeah I've seen your videos on that. It's highly amusing how little of a chance he stands
funsizedchoco 2 years ago