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  The priest was very genuine and His homily was still very thoughtful.
  
  Perfect little small town church! Everything was quaint. The stained glass behind the altar was so incredibly beautiful! But a stark comparison to the unimaginative stained windows along the pews. I have no idea what was the purpose of creating those. I mean, if you're gonna make the effort to make anything at all, make it worthwhile then.
  
  I could tell that the choir was putting their whole heart into the music. Unfortunately no one could hear the choir because only one woman stood in front of the microphone and she was all you could hear. And it was a complete distraction from the liturgy. I'm not being unfair when i say I wasn't the only one who grumbled like I just spent 40 years wondering the desert.
  
  Fr had an inventive new was of engaging the children inclusively! He invites then to come receive the parish bulletins at the altar just before the final blessing. But just like in most parishes, we forget the poor teens. They're bored and there's nothing to look at. I miss the European churches, they don't know how good they've got it!

  Added January 08, 2017 by Clinch Black