Liturgical train wreck ahead

And now, let us bow our heads in a moment of silent prayer for the young, eager beaver, liturgically correct seminary graduate determined to celebrate Pentecost on this, of all Sundays.  For eager beaver seminary graduate has been called to a congregation of decidedly low church sensibilities, where there is no day higher or holier than Mother's Day.

Comments

[Thom]

I hadn't thought of Pentecost and Mother's Day being the same day. Church and family dinner was firmly separated in my mind.

Maybe churches should hand out Yankee candles to every mother as a symbol of Mother's Day and "tongues of fire?"