Moments prior to my receiving Communion from a jock in shorts and flip-flops, the Liturgical Director led us in singing the Agnus Dei:
Lamb of God, you take away sins of the world,
have mercies on us,
Lamb of God, you take away sins of the world,
have mercies on us,
Lamb of God, you take away sins of the world,
grant us peace.
I argue that the last word, befittingly, should be the plural "pieces."
Not my usual parish.
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or "Pisces"?
At least it wasn't "Bread of God..." or "Beard of God.." and some other wacky stuff I've heard in my life. No wonder I say the Latin under my breath!
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AA: You are the play-on-words champ. There should've been a category for that.
Remnants of my misspent youth. Comes from my love of Shakespear & Jeopardy
Sounds like something that might happen at my parish, sad to say. I too say the Latin under my breath!
Neither my usual parish nor my desperation weekday parish has a mercies pieces issue nor any other liturgical anomalies; it's quite enough for me to critique the homily for grammatical errors.
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