My thoughts to the publicans, one of their two days off in the year, gone. For shame.
Weāre still number 1 mate, the religion of choice in Oirland.
And lessening every year - You and I both know half the people that ticked āCatholicā are not in any way, shape or form practicing. The next census will be very interesting on this front - A good few of your mainstay will have died off of old age by then -
Drinking bans and the like will not have been known to a whole generation, who will only associate the church with something their grand parents went to before they died.
Testing times ahead for your lot.
Iād imagine the Irish-born Catholics on the census has significantly dwindled. Itās the likes of the Polish-Irish folk who are probably keeping the numbers steady
And the Filipinos. They are very devout
God bless them.
And the pretend Catholics, how could you forget them here of all places.
78% after all the stones youāve thrown at us for decades.
Parents still flocking to Catholic schools over the hippy dippy community schools, as weāre simply the best.
Are you getting married in a Catholic church?
Please leave our differences aside guys
Through him, and with him, and in him,
O God, almighty Father,
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
all glory and honor is yours,
for ever and ever.
You have to laugh at all the auld pretend atheists giving it the āI love a few pints and a stheakā on good friday, as if they are striking some sort of massive blow against us
Iāll be celebrating the Passion tomorrow at the church where I was married in Co Roscommon.
I then plan to go to the Easter vigil in St Maryās in Carrick on Shannon on Saturday evening.
I will then celebrate the resurrection on Sunday by having a few jars and watching racing and football in Carrick with my good friend @Funtime.
Happy Easter lads
I pray to the old gods.
āWhat about when you werenāt allowed eat meat on Fridays? How come thatās alright now but it wasnāt back then? I mean did the people who ate meat on Fridays back then, did they all go hell or what? I mean itās madā¦ā
Iām going to a BBQ tomorrow. Iāve spoken to God, and heās ok with it.
So it was a two way conversation ?
I asked him to show me a sign if he was displeased. No sign came.
Me and God are tight.
Not a conversation.
His God is ignoring him.
God is dead