Actually, in church the answer seems to be “no.” Commentary, even whispered, is generally discouraged when you’re in church. After all, we are supposed to be paying attention to the business at hand: making our worship offering to God. How then can we ever figure out what we’re doing, or why?
Does it ever seem to you that everyone else knows what is going on, while you’re left behind? If Episcopal worship in general, or Trinity’s ways in particular confuse, confound or even inspire, you may want to know more. That’s why on the Sunday after Easter, we’re going to take some time to explain some things. During the sermon, maybe here and there during the the service, questions will be answered. But in order for that to happen, we have to know what those questions are. So here’s your chance, right here, as soon as you finish reading this: What do you want to know? Share your questions–you don’t even have to give your name, and see what can be answered on April 12.
What questions do you have? Write something here!