Kyrie for the season (humor)
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I have a 4 year old who frequently matches alternate words to melodies. This morning I got a good laugh from this one:
Merry Christmas!
Jen -
I can't see it either.
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I'll try again...
Think Charlie Brown...
Jen
567 x 65 - 7K -
Someone, somewhere, will think this is a good idea.
( I recently heard a Mass setting based on Carol of the Bells. It was as bad as you can imagine.) -
Oh yes - only for a chuckle - not liturgy!
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Don't let NPM see this! hehehe ;-)
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On a less humorous (but not entirely serious) note, if a Pastor ever REQUIRES someone to do a Kyrie based on a familiar Christmas tune, there's Graduale Simplex, suite V, second Kyrie.
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I am actually going to get my church to use this on Sunday. Seriously!
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Don't let NPM...
Or GIA! -
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