Anonymous
04/13/2017 21:05
Subject: Best Catholic church in Arlington for a young, single person?
Anonymous wrote:I assume that the poster asking for darkness is a time traveler from the middle ages that has somehow figured out how to use a computer, but still finds modern Catholicism very confusing. Perhaps he/she burns witches in their spare time.
I assume it is some kind of troll. Or maybe a real estate developer eyeing the property under st Charles for development.
Anonymous
04/13/2017 20:42
Subject: Best Catholic church in Arlington for a young, single person?
OP here again: I attended OLQOP when I first moved to the area, several times. I didn't feel like it was a welcoming environment AT ALL and yes, it was pretty out there even for a A liberal/moderate person. Not for me but I'm sure it's a great fit for others.
Anonymous
04/13/2017 20:40
Subject: Best Catholic church in Arlington for a young, single person?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have been attending a parish near my apartment and the people are nice enough, but I want to get involved with a young adult type ministry and this church does not have much going for it in that department. Anyone have any suggestions?
to your question: "Best Catholic church in Arlington for a young, single person?"
I think something is wrong with the way you phrased it because technically
there should be the same amount of Jesus and God per church? Or is it like everything
else in DC.. location... location.. location..
Not at all.....I'd like to actually get involved, attend bible study, volunteer, etc. (that could be going to the church a few times a week) and it's just not feasible to do that if the church is an hour away.
Anonymous
04/10/2017 12:28
Subject: Best Catholic church in Arlington for a young, single person?
I assume that the poster asking for darkness is a time traveler from the middle ages that has somehow figured out how to use a computer, but still finds modern Catholicism very confusing. Perhaps he/she burns witches in their spare time.
Anonymous
04/07/2017 16:45
Subject: Best Catholic church in Arlington for a young, single person?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ha i was going to say our lady queen of peace, but yes it is very progressive
"progressive church?" hm.. interesting.
What a goofy church. You walk in and over the choir there's a painting of some African woman holding a baby. Would be nice to have a Madonna, but no. Then they had this Haitian "pere" talk about his SJW project in Haiti. A project that has its own helipad, natch. What, flatscreens and PlayStations aren't good enough anymore? Now you gotta have a helipad? Bling bling.
You sit there and hear about stone soup and a thrift store and a credit union as the "gospel choir" blasts away. It's Community Organizer Obama's dream church, that is if he could be bothered to drag himself away from the golf courses of Hawaii or Kenya or Iran.
No darkness until the Celebrant enters. No incense. No organ. No Gregorian chant. Not one mention of the unborn.
I don't know what that was I attended Sunday, but it certainly wasn't much of a Mass. They're all proud of the families who left the rafters of the Cathedral to start this "parish". Maybe they need to head back up there and cleanse their souls.
I honestly feel sorry for you and your heart of darkness.
Anonymous
04/07/2017 16:45
Subject: Best Catholic church in Arlington for a young, single person?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ha i was going to say our lady queen of peace, but yes it is very progressive
"progressive church?" hm.. interesting.
What a goofy church. You walk in and over the choir there's a painting of some African woman holding a baby. Would be nice to have a Madonna, but no. Then they had this Haitian "pere" talk about his SJW project in Haiti. A project that has its own helipad, natch. What, flatscreens and PlayStations aren't good enough anymore? Now you gotta have a helipad? Bling bling.
You sit there and hear about stone soup and a thrift store and a credit union as the "gospel choir" blasts away. It's Community Organizer Obama's dream church, that is if he could be bothered to drag himself away from the golf courses of Hawaii or Kenya or Iran.
No darkness until the Celebrant enters. No incense. No organ. No Gregorian chant. Not one mention of the unborn.
I don't know what that was I attended Sunday, but it certainly wasn't much of a Mass. They're all proud of the families who left the rafters of the Cathedral to start this "parish". Maybe they need to head back up there and cleanse their souls.
Are you the same poster that spoke of "dirt and mud" needing to be cleaned from St Charles?