The Solution to Liturgical Confusion and Controversy: Use the Hymnal
February 20th, 2013
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Cue “did you get the memo” jokes.
Great picture. I can actually imagine him saying that!
Drives me crazy when folks speak the rubrics (ie: the “red” parts).
I’m not aware of anyone reading the rubrics out loud, that would be kind of weird. Kind of like reading stage directions instead of the words of the script.