Not nearly as creepy as the 10-year-old in the pew in front of me at a first communion/baptism who answered the query “Do you reject Satan…?” with “I don’t know.” Also, I had that same crown and veil combo at my first communion circa 1991.
Amy, your post reminded me of my niece’s First Communion. My brother- in-law had prepared her for what was going to happen. He told her that the priest would ask if she rejects Satan. He said that “reject” is like “no”. On the day of her ceremony, the priest asked,”Do you reject Satan and all of his empty promises?” She answered, “NO.” The congregation thought it was hilarious. My brother-in-law said it was his fault for his unclear explanation of the word “reject”.
That’s pretty funny. At my nephew’s baptism, when he was lifted up after the water was poured over his head, his hair was in two spikes on the sides like devil horns. My mother leaned over said “I think it didn’t take.”
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Isn’t it creepy that she has to wear a wedding dress? Catholicism I tell ya.
Laugh and I will earn some Hail Mary’s teaching you a lesson….
It’s ALWAYS the nerdy ones. (too much? :S)
“Sinister” is the word that comes to mind.
Not nearly as creepy as the 10-year-old in the pew in front of me at a first communion/baptism who answered the query “Do you reject Satan…?” with “I don’t know.” Also, I had that same crown and veil combo at my first communion circa 1991.
Amy, your post reminded me of my niece’s First Communion. My brother- in-law had prepared her for what was going to happen. He told her that the priest would ask if she rejects Satan. He said that “reject” is like “no”. On the day of her ceremony, the priest asked,”Do you reject Satan and all of his empty promises?” She answered, “NO.” The congregation thought it was hilarious. My brother-in-law said it was his fault for his unclear explanation of the word “reject”.
That’s pretty funny. At my nephew’s baptism, when he was lifted up after the water was poured over his head, his hair was in two spikes on the sides like devil horns. My mother leaned over said “I think it didn’t take.”
This picture is cute–she’s not awkward!
At first I thought her expression was coy, then on second look…. pure evil.
Awww, I think this is cute.