What’s interesting is that one could simply install a “movable” altar rail, as it would not be a permanent change to the church building as such. A series of interlocking kneelers would serve the same purpose. If artfully done, one would not be able to tell whether or not it’s a permanent fixture, or something removable.
What’s interesting is that one could simply install a “movable” altar rail, as it would not be a permanent change to the church building as such. A series of interlocking kneelers would serve the same purpose. If artfully done, one would not be able to tell whether or not it’s a permanent fixture, or something removable.
Rules are rules only if they are enforceable. And frankly, 20 years from now, they aren’t going to be able to enforce this stuff.
What’s interesting is that one could simply install a “movable” altar rail, as it would not be a permanent change to the church building as such. A series of interlocking kneelers would serve the same purpose. If artfully done, one would not be able to tell whether or not it’s a permanent fixture, or something removable.
Rules are rules only if they are enforceable. And frankly, 20 years from now, they aren’t going to be able to enforce this stuff.