nav[aria-label="Primary Navigation"] { padding: 0; & ul { list-style: none; width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: row; justify-content: start; align-items: start; gap: 30px; padding: 0; & li { margin: 0; } & ul li { list-style: none; } } }

Child Item

The Knock runway blessing

Kermit.de.frog

https://twitter.com/skydavidblevins/status/1175023548710232067

https://twitter.com/skydavidblevins/status/1175049001126768647

Let us pray

Find more posts tagged with

Quick Links

Comments

Ipso

Still can't figure out why the mother of god/himself chose to appear in some rain sodden field out of all the places in the universe.

Your Face

I get off from work early on Fridays and then usually head to the gym. I'll probably meet friends for dinner later. Maybe a few drinks outside if it's still nice.

[Deleted User]

Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is a hill of beans.

beejee

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is a hill of beans.

Worked out fine for the heinz family

Kermit.de.frog

Wasn't there a case in Cork years a go where some locals said they saw statues moving and the world's media descended on the county.

I'd say that was mortifying.

nthclare

Don't knock it until they fly it...

beejee

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Wasn't there a case in Cork years a go where some locals said they saw statues moving and the world's media descended on the county.

I'd say that was mortifying.

Don't you mean de-mortifying?

[Deleted User]

The only way this could be more Fr Ted. Is if the 1994 Castletown Donkey Derby was happening in the background

Force Carrier

These politicians are all in it for themselves.

You can be assured Varadkar will keep that holy water as his own personal stache to dip into should he find himself in any future adverse scenarios involving vampires.

Sardonicat

Ipso wrote: »

Still can't figure out why the mother of god/himself chose to appear in some rain sodden field out of all the places in the universe.

They didn't. It was the gable end of a church. Allegedly.

kneemos

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Wasn't there a case in Cork years a go where some locals said they saw statues moving and the world's media descended on the county.

I'd say that was mortifying.

The moving statues was a nationwide phenomenon.
Quite bizzare. People would hold vigils at grottos around the country and swear blind they saw herself moving.

Ipso

Sardonicat wrote: »

They didn't. It was the gable end of a church. Allegedly.

Still bloody Mayo.

Montage of Feck

Obviously just a bit of craic, some people need to lighten up.

topper75

Ipso wrote: »

Still can't figure out why the mother of god/himself chose to appear in some rain sodden field out of all the places in the universe.

There is a new theory that it might not have actually happened after all. Totally unsubstantiated of course.

the1eyedsnake

Michael Ring is such a cringe

odyssey06

Tis handy for the Yankees to keep the Russians out.

The Satanist

Whatever

whisky_galore

This coming on the coat tails of the Hail Mary being Ireland's favourite prayer at the Ploughing, Fr Ted was art imitating life.

Sardonicat

topper75 wrote: »

There is a new theory that it might not have actually happened after all. Totally unsubstantiated of course.

There's a not-so-new theory that it was a projected image from a magic lantern. Mary was unusually quiet and static during her trip Mayo.

Force Carrier

Interestingly, one of the prohibitions in Abrahamic religions is the worshipping of idols.

punisher5112

Would leo accept a gift off the Scientology cult???

pure.conya

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

The only way this could be more Fr Ted. Is if the 1994 Castletown Donkey Derby was happening in the background

miss ellie is taking Ciaran into the bushes bahahahaha

Edgware

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

The only way this could be more Fr Ted. Is if the 1994 Castletown Donkey Derby was happening in the background

Or the Timoleague Pig races, highlight of the Summer festival

[Deleted User]

whisky_galore wrote: »

This coming on the coat tails of the Hail Mary being Ireland's favourite prayer at the Ploughing, Fr Ted was art imitating life.

You're not even kidding...

Ireland, 2019

https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2019/0919/1076950-favourite-prayer/

[Deleted User]

Ipso wrote: »

Still can't figure out why the mother of god/himself chose to appear in some rain sodden field out of all the places in the universe.

Great marketing strategy by failte Ireland.

Jonybgud

Deleted User wrote: »

Great marketing strategy by failte Ireland.

Evidence of collusion between church and state again.......:mad:

whisky_galore

Force Carrier wrote: »

Interestingly, one of the prohibitions in Abrahamic religions is the worshipping of idols.

Inasmuch as I despise many aspects of Islam, at least they don't go worshipping burnt pieces of toast or tree stumps with supposed images of holy people.

[Deleted User]

whisky_galore wrote: »

Inasmuch as I despise many aspects of Islam, at least they don't go worshipping burnt pieces of toast or tree stumps with supposed images of holy people.

(annoying islamophobic mouse voice)

The sufis do!

Ruraldweller56

Some of the cretins on here (not just this thread) would give the DUP a run for their money with the sectarian crap. But sure I suppose it can't be sectarian when it's only Catholics are on the end of it.

Sometimes it's as if I've logged on to some sevco supporters forum.

Quackster

Ruraldweller56 wrote: »

Some of the cretins on here (not just this thread) would give the DUP a run for their money with the sectarian crap. But sure I suppose it can't be sectarian when it's only Catholics are on the end of it.

Sometimes it's as if I've logged on to some sevco supporters forum.

If you think they're all as nonsensical as each other, how are you being sectarian?