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How should we respond when a priest does/says something during mass we don’t like?
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Mike Hayes
My first thought is that if you feel the need to respond to anything you don't like you should have enough restraint to not fire off something impulsively over email or approach the priest immediately after mass and give him a piece of your mind.However, I do think ... » read moreMike Hayes
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