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Asparagus tips!

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This is where your collection basket donation goes! To pay their salaries! I wonder what the salary of the Catholic Charities CEO is?

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Why are altar girls wearing a green colored shawl/stole? Is it to wear a vestment to imitate the clergy?

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A Tall Fish-tale

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  The cup reads: You know what's awesome about fish?  They never complain, say mean things on social media or commit road rage.  They're shiny and the underwater embodiment of good karma.  But most of all, fish make our mouths water. And to that we say, FISH YEAH!"  So when America needs her sea tooth fed, can we bring fish from the seas they swim in directly to your plate? FISH Yeah! Can we take shrimp from the deep blue to golden fried perfection? FISH YEAH! Can we give you that warm and crumblies feeling you can only otherwise get on a beach?  When it comes from Long John Silver's. the answer is always an emphatic, Fish Yeah! Because we are America's favorite seafood experience America's favorite sea food  Fish, FISHETY, FISH YEAH

A once nun - Focus on the present and look forward to the future

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  Personal reflection: Why such a gloomy and foreboding scene?

Theology on tap in a tavern?

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  Personal reflection: Theology on tap is a ministry sponsored by the archdiocese. This is where your money that you donate to the archbishop’s appeal goes to fund! Will inebriation make the ideas more intoxicating? Will consuming alcoholic beverages make the presentation more palatable? Is it because they won’t step onto church property? Is it just publicity for the saloon?

Reverential replacement

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  Personal reflection: Thank God the image on top was replaced with the image on the bottom. The image on top looks like a child’s cut-out doll and clothes recreational activity and a mix-and-match fun game. Church art is not recreational and silly; it is reverential and sacred.

What’s up with “All Hail” on the package?

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  Historically, "Hail" was used as an archaic greeting of respect (e.g., "Hail, Caesar!" ).   - Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary , Merriam-Webster