Minglanilla Church's Right Wing

gem: Minglanilla Church's Left Wing: "We always stayed on the left wing area of the Minglanilla (proper) church because other than the place is airy, it has ample space left for ..."

In fairness to the church, I feel I need to write this.

Yesterday, out of nowhere, we just decided to sit in the right wing pew of the church. I think it has got to do with the place where we were able to park our car. We arrived earlier than usual, so were able to park in the upper right side of the church where there were nice shades of the trees.

In the right wing area, the voices of the celebrant priest and the readers were very much audible. I don't know what's the difference with that in the left wing. One thing's for sure is that we'll make it as much as possible to stay there the next time we hear our Sunday mass. =)

Minglanilla Church's Left Wing

We always stayed on the left wing area of the Minglanilla (proper) church because other than the place is airy, it has ample space left for Jaiden's stroller to be placed beside the pew (where we'll sit). We always bring with us our baby's stroller because the mass time we're attending is also Jaiden's morning napping time. So it's in the stroller that we put him to sleep properly until the end of the mass.

The problem with staying on the left wing of the church is that the voices of the priest and the readers are barely audible. I don't know if it has got to do with the Ramsa speaker located in the area or the voices itself of the above-mentioned people because the voice of the commentator is hearable. So in this case, the voices of the above-mentioned people are maybe low or the microphone's sensitivity isn't that good. On the other hand, the place is too open so the sound created wouldn't bounce back and forth within the area. This might also the contributor. I don't know if the right wing is also having the same problem. WE haven't tried it there yet.

Tomorrow, we'll be attending again Sunday mass in there. I still haven't found the solution yet to our/my problem.