That was the second reason.
personally i like the idea of being maintenance free. i have two separate graves that need topping up next year after settlement that are currently unsightly. theres fuckall you can do until they have properly settled. i wouldnt burden anyone with that myself, but thats just me.
im trying to convince my missus to join me and not be leaving unnecessary housekeeping after us.
Heard an anecdote about Louis Stewart who died recently. He was dying from cancer and his son asked him if heād like to be buried or cremated? āSurprise meā said Louis.
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Are we going to have to change the chat up line to āhow would you like to be burned and then fucked in the air with my people?ā
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Lads, I have an awful craving for a Tridentine Mass, very hard to get them around here sometimes
Come on down to Limerick, the old Jesuit church on the crescent will see you right.
http://institute-christ-king.ie/location
Try Brompton Oratory
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Not that it is much use to you on the mainland but there is a Church at the top of Mounttdown Road near Monkstown that follows the pre Vatican II Latin Rite. I only got to the one as a youngster, long before I started studying Latin so I didnāt fully appreciate it at the time. Iād love to go to one now and it is on the bucket list.
As an aside I heard that the new President of UCD wants to rid Latin from all Graduation ceremonies from now on. Itās another disgusting assault on Rome by mainstream liberals. I would be a firm proponent of making Latin in schools compulsory.
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Roaming in the Gloaming with the Shamrock in my hand
Roaming in the gloaming with Saint Patrickās Fenian Band ā¦
And when the music stops ! Fuck King Billy and John Knox
Oh tis great to be a Roman Catholic !!!
St. Kevins on Harrington street does a latin mass as well. I popped in one day for a look, itās fierce long altogether, but youād come away feeling very devout.
How does that feel pal?
Iām gonna suggest, superior.
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Epic scenes lads, Enda is to invite His Holiness to visit our people. The commonly held belief is, the invite isnāt offered, without the almost certainty that it will be taken up.
Franny is all but on his way, 2018, chalk it down.
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I attended (the tail end) regular sunday mass recently as princess and family were gathered to remembered her father -
- Church was half empty
- Very few people under 40 - there were a few parents with young kids but you know itās just a token effort until communion is done in school.
- Communion was always the time for young lads and a few lads wanting the pub to tip on away - I was shocked at the amount of old dears fleeing at this stage - was inconceivable when I was a kid - The place was near empty by the time mass finished.
- No one even looked at the priest as they were leaving - they scurried passed him like he wasnāt even there.
In the next 20 years youāll probably only have 4/5 churches left in bigger cities as most of them will be left empty - Itās a win win for the Vatican tho as they can sell off all their redundant churches. Catholicism, at least the church going variety, is on its last legs, thatās for sure.
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Do you mean the Priest was at the door saying goodbye to everyone? I thought the protestants were the only ones who did that?
He walked up the aisle and was stood at the back of the church -I donāt know if this is the done thing regularly
Abhorrent behaviour.
Cork cunts
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