Regarding the belief about the misheard lyric of the sung "Amen" in an Easter Mass, it reminded me of something more appropriate. I'm a BIG fan of the <i>Mass of Creation</i> (by Marty Haugen) setting, people. If the organ (I mean a BIG, ritzy pipe organ) blasts out that section of this Mass setting that follows after "Christ has died, Christ is risen..." part, you might be thinking (if you're scared of it):
<b>O-OR-GAN, O-OR-GAN, O-O-O-ORGAN!</b>
(I drew out the vowel to emphasize how the "Amen" part of the <i>Mass of Creation</i> goes.)
A childhood belief about hymns
others believed things like this
- I am Catholic. I used to believe that the Father presenting the Mass was in fact God himself.— Lindsey
- when i was little i asked what time midnight mass started.
i honestly had no idea.— what time?? - Since we receive bread at Mass, I thought he was called "Jesus Crust" Seemed pretty obvious!Anon
- I believed that Jesus Christ was the son of the Christ family, i.e., Mary and Joseph Christ.— David Araújo
- I used to believe that a 'soul' was an organ of the human body, such as a kidney or lung. — Grace
- I used to believe the Christ was born
on Christmas Day and crucified the
following Easter.— William Golding