The BEST Guide to POLAND
Unanswered  |  Archives [3] 
  
Account: Guest

Home / Off-Topic  % width   posts: 141

Are Polish Christians here?


pawian  221 | 25246
27 Jul 2022   #121
Twilight and the smell of incense.

Twilight is good coz you can`t see too many details in the church or people around you and in result can concentrate better on your sins and how to atone for them.

As for incense, I agree - it is polluting the air without any necessity. The Three Magi tradition? Fekk them!! We have a global warming problem!
Alien  24 | 5693
2 Oct 2022   #122
@pawian
Well, this global warming is only God's will as you can guess.
pawian  221 | 25246
2 Oct 2022   #123
Do you mean SHE has planned it ???? What for? For good or bad cause???
Alien  24 | 5693
2 Oct 2022   #124
For good cause of course, a mild winter means less demand for russian gas.
Alien  24 | 5693
22 Sep 2023   #125
Are Polish Christians here?

Do you have to go to mass to be a Christian? Many Germans left the church to avoid paying church taxes, and in Poland they left because of pedophile priests. This is not a good turn of events.
mafketis  38 | 10964
22 Sep 2023   #126
Do you have to go to mass to be a Christian?

Protestants do not have mass... they have services.
Atch  22 | 4244
22 Sep 2023   #127
Anglicans have Mass.
mafketis  38 | 10964
22 Sep 2023   #128
Well they're a queer lot (word used in older meaning) they've got a foot in both camps as it were....real protestants don't have mass
Alien  24 | 5693
24 Sep 2023   #129
Well they're a queer lot

What I liked most in their churches were the play corners for children during masses. Unfortunately, children must sit quietly at Catholic Mass.
Atch  22 | 4244
24 Sep 2023   #130
What I liked most in their churches were the play corners for children during masses.

I'm presuming these are located somewhere on the premises and not in the actual nave (main seating area). I've been in many an Anglican church and there was no play area.

Unfortunately, children must sit quietly at Catholic Mass.

You shouldn't take a child to Mass until they are old enough to do that. You can take them to the church for visits but don't expect them to sit through a whole Mass. They should start going regularly about a year before they make their First Communion.
jon357  73 | 23071
24 Sep 2023   #131
What I liked most in their churches were the play corners for children during masses

Some do, however it's not liked by everyone. Often the kids go for religious lessons in the church hall and are brought into church just before people lift up their hearts.
mafketis  38 | 10964
24 Sep 2023   #132
children must sit quietly at Catholic Mass.

Small children often run around and sometimes make noise playing during the Polish masses I've attended... not every time but it's not a rare occurence and the priests either ignore it or smile at them...
Atch  22 | 4244
24 Sep 2023   #133
Small children often run around and sometimes make noise playing during the Polish masses I've attended..

Well they shouldn't. Most Polish families can arrange for somebody to babysit while they go to Mass. There is no need to bring children with you if they're not able to sit for the duration. I was expected to sit quietly beside my mother when I was only four. I remember being almost asleep with the boredom. I used to amuse myself by looking at the women's fashions and the stained glass windows. The winter was worst when the church was freezing. I remember tucking my face into the folds of my mother's fur coat and having a little nap :)
Alien  24 | 5693
1 Oct 2023   #134
Most Polish families can arrange for somebody to babysit while they go to Mass. T

When our son was still in a stroller, my wife went to Mass and I went at the same time for 45 minutes walk. We talked about this matter with a priest who was satisfied with this solution.
Alien  24 | 5693
1 day ago   #135
It's been so long since I've been to church in Poland for mass. Are the churches there still full, at least on Sundays?
Ironside  50 | 12375
1 day ago   #136
who was satisfied with this solution.

I'm not, you should pay a special tax for being heathen.
johnny reb  47 | 7673
1 day ago   #137
We talked about this matter with a priest who was satisfied with this solution.

You were talking with the wrong guy.
pawian  221 | 25246
1 day ago   #138
Are the churches there still full, at least on Sundays?

No. The pandemic changed a lot. Before, the car par next to our village church was full on Sundays and we had to arrive earlier to find a spot. Now we can come late and half the park is still offering its service for us.
sambeliskiv  - | 26
1 day ago   #139
I'm Polish and Christian! very proud too! I wounder why so inclusive?
jon357  73 | 23071
1 day ago   #140
Which part of Poland are you from?

half the park

Much the same where we are.
sambeliskiv  - | 26
1 day ago   #141
I was once hospitalized in large city in europe, I had a cut on the head (peak)(you would never believe how it happened, I was like 1-2 years I climbed the window and then fell backward to radiant heater, it had a handle that was gone and only sharp thing showing, so i fell backwards and I was alone in a apartment. next I remember the lady nurse was so beautiful, angelic warm and stitching me up I dint feel a thing(I'm immortal by the way, I dont bleed or get cuts even on sensitve areas like throats or hands. Sometimes You can tell which memory came first, but like remembering encountering my mother smoking cigg with her lady friend came after this events although I'm much younger in that memory. I'm sure when I saw my mother lighting up cigg from her best friend (like kisses) I was like few days/months old and guess who were the women smoking, it's so dumb and obvious, I can read most insertion.


Home / Off-Topic / Are Polish Christians here?

Please login to post here!