Nov. 30th - Canton, Ohio

[Prester John]

I just returned from the Kirkin' and my tech guy tells me there was some problem broadcasting.

My most sincere apologies to you all.

For what it's worth, it was wonderful. We had many parishioners, pastors from other Churches, (other Orthodox priests as well, including a Serbian priest who loves the Scots), and, of course, Pipe Major Wiley, who played Lord Lovatt's Lament to begin, and ended with Scotland the Brave.

It was wonderful.

Again, I'm deeply sorry my invitation was prevented on our end.

[Robin]

It was wonderful.

Very nice!

[sav]

Fr. John,
You had mentioned that this was going to be recorded to MP3 format...would it be possible to post the MP3 for those of us who had trouble listening in?

[Prester John]

Sav

I will see how it turned out.

Evidently the trouble gremlins were very much at work tonight.

The service was really terrific, but I'm not sure how the recording turned out.

That and every camera that was brought inexplicably wouldn't work, except for the photographer for the local paper, who for some reason didn't enter the nave to take a picture and left before it was over. So I don't know if he got a single photo.

Very nice service. Unusual problems that we don't normally have, also.

All in all, I should know tomorrow how the sound quality was.

Cross (get it - that's a pun) your fingers!

[Prester John]

Looks like the audio is salvagable.

I'm working on it! :eek:

[Sherry]

Wow! The gremlins really were working overtime with all those problems. It must have been a really good service.

Sherry

[Southern Breeze]

With all those problems,perhaps The Kirkin O' The Tartan should have been preceded by The Exorcism of The Tartan.