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Al Eluia

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Originally posted by Forthview:
St Cuthbert's Church of Scotland at the West End of Princes St. Edinburgh used to advertise regular 'Celtic worship'.I always used to smile when I passed by,as it made imagine that they were worshipping the (mainly Catholic) Celtic football club,rather than the (mainly Protestant)Rangers football club.
I wonder if any churches in Boston have "Celtic worship" and if anyone comes assuming it has to do with the Boston Celtics basketball team.

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Originally posted by Al Eluia:
quote:
Originally posted by Forthview:
St Cuthbert's Church of Scotland at the West End of Princes St. Edinburgh used to advertise regular 'Celtic worship'.I always used to smile when I passed by,as it made imagine that they were worshipping the (mainly Catholic) Celtic football club,rather than the (mainly Protestant)Rangers football club.
I wonder if any churches in Boston have "Celtic worship" and if anyone comes assuming it has to do with the Boston Celtics basketball team.
Oh, they do...

(I've never heard of someone thinking "Celtic worship" related to the basketball team, but I've never heard of anyone talking about "Celtic worship" who wasn't imminently churchy. I was invited to preach at a TEC parish's Celtic mass once. I was unable to tell what made it distinctively Celtic, though...)
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Al Eluia

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Of course they're pronounced differently (hard vs. soft "C"), which probably cuts down on the confusion.

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