Not sure if "fun" is the most appropriate word, but Husband and I attended our first Byzantine Liturgy last night, for the vigil of the Assumption. It was really reverent and beautiful. They also did Vespers before Mass, so we got to experience that, as well. I loved all the iconography, and especially how they have the icon screen separating the laity from the Sanctuary. There was a lot of chanting, which I thought was quite lovely. I enjoyed that aspect. It was different, though. I wasn't sure what to expect. I missed having Latin, and there was very little kneeling. That felt strange, but then I'm just not used to it. Father gave a nice homily, which included an explanation of an icon depicting the Apostles visiting Our Lady in her Dormition. The symbolism in iconography is so rich! It makes me want to learn more about it.