Amateur Catholic

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In fact, we barely do our jobs.
-We're the B-Team of Catholic Bloggers-

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This is the home of the Amateur Catholic® bloggers - or as we like to refer to ourselves, the B-team. We don't write books or do speaking tours. In fact, we barely do our jobs. That's not to say we're unambitious though... You see, this coalition is just the second phase our blogoshpere conquest. We suppose you could think of us as amateur crusaders too.

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Friday, September 29, 2006

Shameless Self-Promotion... Revisited

man with black hat: Playing Priest

I used to play priest as a boy. I had an altar in the living room, and I'd cover a set of books with a "chalice veil" made of a table napkin. My chasuble was a homemade quilt. Two pals next door from the local Church of Christ, who had no idea what was going on, were my altar boys. To this day, I see grown-ups playing priest all the time. No, not just on a boat on the river in Pittsburgh. They can be found in virtually every parish in America.

"They're called "communion ministers."

(Have I told this story before? Oh, who cares, it still works.)

Read what I'd do about it if I were a bishop. -- DLA

posted by David L Alexander @ 4:24 PM

1 Comments:

At 10/01/2006 4:57 PM, Blogger David L Alexander said...

"...we hurried past all the other stuff just so we could get to the 'Communion' part."

Apparently not everyone got their fill of "Necco" wafers.

 

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