Catholic weddings?

Dee Depung: There are three readings from the Bible....Usually those people are also Catholic.

Rosie Travino: Typically Catholic weddings include the full mass which includes 3-4 readings from the Bible (one of the reading is from the gospels).

Vern Serratos: There approximately an a million-a million..five hours lengthy When Catholics get married, the vows are performed within the Mass. That's what takes goodbye. Really even though, it is not all that a lot distinctive than going to church on Sunday (I'm speaking time intelligent). It's no longer love it's two or three hours lengthy. The final Catholic marriage ceremony I went to was once approximately an hour and fifteen mins. Not unhealthy.

Shaun Rapkowicz: They read from the Bible. Catholic weddings usually include a mass.

Rachell Meese: Every Mass, whether they are weddings or not, have three or four Bible readings. The first reading is usually from the Old Testament and is read by a lay per! son.The responsorial psalm is lead by a lay person and responded to by the entire congregation. This may be sung or read.The second reading is usually from a New Testament Epistle and is read by a lay person. This reading may be skipped during weekday Masses.The final reading is from a Gospel and is read by the priest or deacon.With love in Christ....Show more

Sherita Gallati: What you saw with the three girl "readers" was simply a Catholic Mass. Not always, but sometimes, weddings are also integrated into a Mass. Catholic Mass is nothing more than a worship service. In fact, the worship in heaven described in the Book of Revelation is closely mirrored in the Mass.The First reading comes from the Old Testament. The second reading is from the New and the third comes out of one of the Gospels. And usually all three are related and significant to one another. The fact is...there is more scripture reading done in the Catholic Mass than you will find in any Protestant Chur! ch....Show more

Particia Thorton: They don't have any si! gnificance....it's what this particular bride and groom wanted. Even being Catholic she could have chosen to get married with just the Priest "marrying" them with none of the other "stuff". Think brides who have 2 flower girls....no significance just a personal preference.

Chanda Wittwer: --Is Catholic--The above answer to this one is correct. The girls were "readers" or lectors, simply the person designated to read aspects of the Mass (typically first 2 readings and the responsoral psalm) Though I will point out that the Gospel reading can only been done by the priest or deacon. This gives a breakdown of the parts and persons in the Mass.http://www.christusrex.org/www1/mcitl/girmch2.htmlAn intersted side note: In the Catholic Faith the priest is not the minister of the sacrament of marriage. The man is the minister to the woman and the woman is the minister to the man. The priest is there as the official witness of the Church....Show more