Father says that the homage to Ozzy Osbourne made to Mass is legitimate; understand

That seemed to be another mass of the seventh day in Uberlândia, in the triangle of Minas Gerais, ended up winning social networks. During the celebration, on Monday 28, the priest Eduardo César Calilfrom the sanctuary of Our Lady Aparecida, read among the intentions of which the name Ozzy OsbourneLegendary singer of Black Sabbath and known as “Prince of Darkness”.

The recording of the moment, made by a believer, soon spread on the Internet. The priest said he was also surprised to see the name in the list of honors. See the moment:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fo6o7kwpc0

“As soon as I saw the intention, I thought: ‘Is it really the singer or someone who was baptized with that name?’ The other question that came to me was: “And now, how can I pronounce it?”, “He said in an interview with G1

Legitimate tribute

According to him, the artist’s name was included with 11 other deceased, as is common on the masses of the seventh day. The person responsible for the request has not yet been identified, but the priest believes in the legitimacy of the homage.

“I think fans identify with the artist and, in the case of a singer, the songs play these people and cross them in some way,” he said.

The British singer Ozzy Osbourne died on July 22 at the age of 76 following Parkinson’s. Even without considering a fan, the priest said he met his story and having friends who follow his trajectory in rock.

Other honors have already happened

This was not the first time that the celebrities of music were remembered on Catholic celebrations. Father Eduardo himself recalled that with another parish colleague, he had heard of a mass in honor Michael JacksonIn 2009, shortly after his death.

Despite the unusual situation, the priest believes that manifestations like this reveal the intimate relationship that many people have with their idols. “When an artist leaves, he leaves a void, people are missing and they are sad. So praying for them, making such a tribute, is also a form of comfort.”

Source: Terra