justru merayakan ritual agama perlu mabok. to make the logic go away. On Dec 23, 2007 5:21 AM, rezameutia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > buat yang akan merayakan natal, agar jangan terlalu mabok lah pada > waktu pesta natal. kalo bisa sih, sebaiknya nggak usah minum, wong > sedang merayakan ritual agama kok mabok?! > > malu dong ama jesus... > > anyway, selamat natal dan tahun baru. semoga tahun yang akan datang > bahagia, sukses dan sehat selalu. > > all the best for you. > > > Ave maria > > > Ave Maria > Gratia plena > Maria, gratia plena > Maria, gratia plena > Ave, ave dominus > Dominus tecum > Benedicta tu in mulieribus > Et benedictus > Et benedictus fructus ventris > Ventris tuae, Jesus. > Ave Maria > > Ave Maria > Mater Dei > Ora pro nobis peccatoribus > Ora pro nobis > Ora, ora pro nobis peccatoribus > Nunc et in hora mortis > Et in hora mortis nostrae > Et in hora mortis nostrae > Et in hora mortis nostrae > Ave Maria > > > > ================ > > > > Drunks force churches to cancel midnight mass > > > A growing number of Catholic churches are canceling midnight mass and > holding Christmas Eve services earlier in the evening due to fears of > disruption from drunken revelers. > > Clergy are also concerned about worshipers trying to make their way > home in the face of the threat of street violence and drunken driving. > The move is reported by the Roman Catholic magazine, the Tablet. > > It said: "Gun crime, rowdy crowds leaving pubs and dangerous drivers > have forced many churches to celebrate their first Mass of Christmas > Day in the early evening of Christmas Eve. > > "Some priests have been advised by the police not to hold Mass late at > night, while others have decided it is too dangerous for parishioners > to be out on inner city streets or are worried about Mass being > interrupted as the pubs empty." > > Midnight mass traditionally starts at 11pm or 11.30pm on Christmas > Eve. But at St Teresa of the Child Jesus church in Liverpool the > service will this year be held at 6pm. > > Father Dennis Connor told the Tablet: "In this area there has been a > lot of trouble with gun crime. People won't come out any later than > that. Older people are really scared of meeting teenagers and people > coming out of the pubs." > > In Glasgow, Father Joseph McNulty from St John Ogilvie church in > Easterhouse told the Tablet: "I wouldn't hold a Midnight Mass at > midnight because of the drunks. There would be too much trouble." > > Father James O'Keefe, of St Bede's in Denton, Newcastle upon Tyne, now > holds his Mass at 8pm. He said: "A lot of people, having been > disgorged from the pub, were attracted to the light and music and used > to disrupt proceedings." > > Senior Catholics said that midnight mass was a tradition rather than a > theological requirement. > > The Church of England said that midnight masses continue unchanged in > many Anglican churches, but a number of churches have announced that > their Christmas services will be held earlier on Christmas Eve. > > > > ================ > > > > Post message: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subscribe : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Unsubscribe : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > List owner : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/ > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
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