Fantastic day at CC!
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Very nice sounds. In longjohns, no less.
I was there for both the Niagara College Choir and the Ludowa Nuta Canadian Polish group.
The Niagara Choir was wonderful. I wish more people would have stayed to see them. After the Polish mass, a lot of people left.
People left to have some coffee and wonderful hot food that the hardworking volunteers prepared, AND to help host Ludowa Nuta.
Thank you Christopher Byrd for posting this video of the choir. This was my first time at Corpus Christi church. The church is beautiful.
I am trying to understand the long johns comment by Andy. Are you making fun out of someone in the choir? If you are, the comment is rude.
Luke 6:31- “Do unto others as you would have them do to you.”
The choir was a guest of Corpus Christi. I assume that you belong to the church. I hope you don’t treat other guests in the same fashion.
Just having a little fun, Dogwood, and I would say it gently and in jest to the person dressed in the manner described as well. Not only here. I believe that people can be gently reminded how to dress in church-guests or not. The more open we are in a loving manner, the more people can understand why respectful dress is important in church (not to mention practical-in being non-distracting).
I surely wouldn’t be offended if someone said about me “who is the bald guy ?” if I went to a synagogue and did not put on a yarmulke.
The mistake some of us make sometimes is to either silently tsk tsk certain dress or behavior or to scold people without explaining why their behavior is inappropriate or disrespectful. Neither is healthy, I believe. Just my take on it. As far as the longjohns comment.