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KicsterAsh In reply to Orthgirl123 [2012-01-03 03:42:15 +0000 UTC]

omg I almost forgot about that music! <3333 Gah, this DOES fit well with this!

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Orthgirl123 In reply to KicsterAsh [2012-01-03 03:46:10 +0000 UTC]

<333 I LOVE THAT SONG TOO x'D *classical retard* I could just listen to it every day. I especially love Celtic

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KicsterAsh In reply to Orthgirl123 [2012-01-03 03:50:57 +0000 UTC]

YUS CELTIC Never forgot that XD

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Orthgirl123 In reply to KicsterAsh [2012-01-03 03:54:16 +0000 UTC]

Celtic is like... A DRUG! xD It's good old Irish music that makes your heart soar. A lot of Celtic music is also dedicated to the Church or Saint Patrick.

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MinteyFruit138 In reply to Orthgirl123 [2012-01-04 21:34:52 +0000 UTC]

OMGN YES. I'm half Irish and I LOVE THAT STUFF. I knew I was part Irish before anyone ever told me because... it's difficult to explain, but it has to do with Celtic music and my deep connection to it.

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Orthgirl123 In reply to MinteyFruit138 [2012-01-07 02:03:20 +0000 UTC]

True, it's celtic music that is just beautiful. It's like a free and tortured soul

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MinteyFruit138 In reply to Orthgirl123 [2012-01-07 02:52:01 +0000 UTC]

Okay, "a free and tortured soul... in my pants..." haha that sounds so funny! I feel for him. He's tortured, but how is he free?

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Orthgirl123 In reply to MinteyFruit138 [2012-01-07 03:15:28 +0000 UTC]

I was talking about Celtic music. It's beautiful yet tragic at the same time!

LOL MY TAGLINE. xD I forget it exists sometimes...

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MinteyFruit138 In reply to Orthgirl123 [2012-01-07 03:46:15 +0000 UTC]

Yes, I do agree with you about the music.

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KicsterAsh In reply to Orthgirl123 [2012-01-03 03:57:39 +0000 UTC]

Ikr? Saint Patrick, I love his story so much. He makes the color green pretty Celtic music... man, now I must go out and buy a CD of it XDD

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Orthgirl123 In reply to KicsterAsh [2012-01-03 04:03:12 +0000 UTC]

I love Saint Patrick too! We actually have a Saint Patrick's Day parade down in my state because so many immigrants were Irish or German x'D It's a ton of fun, we go to the parade and sometimes my Dad will made hash browns for the occasion. Even though he's full fledged German!

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KicsterAsh In reply to Orthgirl123 [2012-01-03 04:08:27 +0000 UTC]

Aw, that's so awesome! I wish we had a parade like that up here A priest I used to know LOVED Saint Patrick. He gave my dad a giant green rosary on his wedding day when he became Catholic. My dad never let any of the kids use it when we would say the rosary because all the other rosaries would break because we played with them XDD

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Orthgirl123 In reply to KicsterAsh [2012-01-03 04:20:40 +0000 UTC]

x'DD Oh I was the same way! I actually have two rosaries. One from my old music teacher who passed away awhile ago and then another one I just got this Christmas by my best friend. She's not Catholic, but she knew that I was and bought this really pretty one for me.

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KicsterAsh In reply to Orthgirl123 [2012-01-03 04:25:51 +0000 UTC]

Oh neat!! I own a whole handful of rosaries. One of my first ones was a glow-in-the-dark one, but me and my brothers liked to chew on it when we were younger, so it has a lot of bite marks in it My mom has one that she got made from the rose petals in her wedding bouquet. She sent them to the Religious brothers and sisters my aunts are part of and they made the petals into a rosary. It's fallen apart a few times, but it's the one my mom constantly fixes because she loves it.

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Orthgirl123 In reply to KicsterAsh [2012-01-03 04:28:10 +0000 UTC]

All rosaries tell stories, don't they? I've heard stories of soldiers at war who don't have rosaries so instead they make them out of pebbles and rope. It's lovely to talk so freely about my religion. Oh my gosh, the rose part is amazing! 8D I used to have a rosary that smelled like roses (it was also a St. Therese rosary ) and I would sniff it whenever I prayed x'D

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KicsterAsh In reply to Orthgirl123 [2012-01-03 04:33:05 +0000 UTC]

Oh cool! I didn't know about that fact! That's really neat! (though I wonder how they got the pebbles on the rope X'D) It is fun to talk about it. I actually sat outside with my friend after work and we talked about Catholics and Protestants (she's Mennonite) and we actually ended up having so much fun we stayed outside til like, one in the morning XDD
Haha! X'DDDD I think my mom's rosary smelled like roses too But after a decade or two, the smell left XD

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Orthgirl123 In reply to KicsterAsh [2012-01-03 04:44:56 +0000 UTC]

(Me too x'D) Oh my gosh, religion can be such a fun topic when you think about it. My grandfather was actually Anglican, but he converted to Catholicism (he likes to say it was because me and my grandmother wouldn't stop bantering him, but it was really because of St. John Newman )
That's awesome, I really want to pray the rosary tonight now. xDD I ALWAYS carry a rosary with me, just in case for emergency.

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KicsterAsh In reply to Orthgirl123 [2012-01-03 17:59:27 +0000 UTC]

Yeah! I tried talking to some people at school about it, and this guy I can't stand basically said "Let's never talk about this again. It's stupid." But a few days later, I heard some 3rd year students talking about Catholicism and how it's not the church's fault, it's the people who corrupted things. And even if they didn'T agree on things, they were able to talk nicely about it. I wish I could have someone at school who would like to talk about those things nicely.
HAHAHA! Lol, of course a man would say that, heehee! My grandparents go to the United Church, but my dad said that, when he was a kid, they never went to church. They always sent the kids, but they never went themselves. It was only after my grandpa got a tumor and they caught it in time did my grandparents start going to church.

I have one in my purse. I need to pray it again, I haven't been doing it lately. But I love praying it. It's just so powerful. I always wear my miraculous medal though. Whenever I leave the house, I keep that thing around my neck.

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Orthgirl123 In reply to KicsterAsh [2012-01-03 21:17:58 +0000 UTC]

I know! Religion can be a very nice subject to talk about, if the responsible people are talking about it. People who are... "immature" over their beliefs then they're more likely to have hissy fits. xDDD
I know, right?! Guess men's egos ARE pretty big. x'D That's kind of how it was before my Dad met Leigh Anne, he never went to Church. Now he goes to Church, did his confession, and Leigh Anne even does holy hour. ^^ I'm planning on going with her sometime

It truly is. I get a good feeling in my heart after I pray; I feel like I can fly!

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KicsterAsh In reply to Orthgirl123 [2012-01-04 07:45:25 +0000 UTC]

yup. That's what that guy at uni was like. .___. I have a friend who's Haita (I believe that's how you pronounce it) and she doesn't practice any religion, but she gets interested and asks me questions sometimes, even if she doesn't want to convert, and then I get interested in her traditions. It's really neat to talk about it and goof off sometimes. We have so much fun!
HAHAHAHA! Yus, I agree with that XDD Oh cool! Yeah, my dad was really open when my mom spoke to him about Catholicism. I guess girls just have a magical touch on guys if they're open to things, heehee! And that's neat that Leigh Anne does Holy Hour too! I need to remind myself to go to First Friday of the month to do adoration. The last time I did that, I stayed for an hour, and then usually someone comes in afterwards to take your place, so that Jesus isn't left alone. But no one came, and I really had to go and run errands, and I felt so horrible leaving the place empty.

I believe I can fly! I believe I can touch the sky! It does give that lightened feeling! People take praying the rosary for granted so much.

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