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Showing posts with label altar boys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label altar boys. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 26, 2007

Hail and blessed be the hour...

The Traditional Latin Mass at midnight...the most beautiful thing this side of heaven!

Such peace and joy floods the soul as we await the birth of our God and Savior.

This year, my youngest son laid the baby Jesus in His crib. How reverently he carried Him. How sweetly he lay the Baby God in His bed of straw.




Maximilian was given another sweet gift as well, on that Holy Eve. He served as a torch bearer for the very first time. I'm awed that our good God has called four young men to His service...that they love it so very much. Like good knights, they serve their Lord so very willingly and with great love and devotion.


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Monday, November 5, 2007

Little Altar Boy...


Somehow, I missed this one:

Little Altar Boy
Little altar boy, I wonder could you pray for me?
Little altar boy, for I have gone astray
What must I do to be holy like you?
Little altar boy ,oh, let me hear you pray

Little altar boy, I wonder could you ask our Lord
Ask him, altar boy, to take my sins away
What must I do to be holy like you?
Little altar boy, please, let me hear you pray

Lift up your voice and say a prayer above
Help me rejoice and fill that prayer with love
Now I know my life has been all wrong
Lift up your voice and help a sinner be strong

Little altar boy, I wonder could you pray for me?
Could you tell our Lord I'm gonna change my way today?
What must I do to be holy like you?
Little altar boy, oh, let me hear you pray
Little altar boy please let me hear you pray!

The Carpenters

What a lovely montage...


Sweet song, but the title of this post actually refers to my youngest son, Gareth, who served the Traditional Latin Mass for the first time yesterday. Wearing a cassock two sizes too big, cinched at the waist and cleverly covered by his surplice, Gareth took his seat "in choir" with the torch-bearers. The pride of seeing this beautiful young boy in cassock and surplice, is indescribable. Pure joy radiated from his face...to his mother: he seemed such a very small boy; a small boy embarking upon a great adventure with a host of young men so much larger and certainly more experienced, than he. "Love covers a multitude of sins" as our dear Lord tells us...Gareth will certainly make up for any deficiencies, by the great love he has for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. A love fervently shared by his three older brothers.

Four sons in the service of our Lord. May God be praised!
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