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New Fire Recipe Hal Schulz wrote: > I have to admit this is the first time I've heard of the > 'new fire'liturgy. What's it all about? It's what you re-light the Pascal candle with at the vigil service. We used to do it in the Holy Hibachi, but we now use the Sacred Spittoon, filled with epsom salts and rubbing alcohol which makes a spectacular but easily extinguished fire. Jo wrote: > Recipe!!! New Fire Recipe Printer version of this recipe About a half gallon carton of epsom salts and pour a pint of rubbing alcohol over it and light it. Our Sacred Spittoon sits on a marble topped plant stand and burns outside the narthex until it burns out. Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 From: Ellen Rains Harris To: Anglican@stsams.org Subject: Re: [Anglican] New Fire ------------------------------------------------------------ Additional Drivel: mld dante wrote: And I'll bet you light it with a cigarette lighter or a kitchen match. When I was a kid, we lit the new fire with flint and steel. --------------- Chuck wrote: That's what a cigarette lighter does for sparks. The rest is kindling :-) --------------- Jeffry wrote: And in mine, we waited for lightning to strike --which may explain our lack of experience with the Easter Vigil. --------------- Juliann wrote: Wimps. We just sit back an wait for miracles: http://www.holyfire.org/eng/index.htm |