Every Catholic Church on earth, no matter how small or secluded, has at least one maintenance guy. They're usually called a custos or an under-sacristan.
One particular Church has a maintenance pony instead.
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Inspired by Admiral Biscuit's Not-A-Contest.
For a given definition of "many."
Engaging thus far, especially the flashbacks. Looking forward to seeong where you go with this.
I can't read the word "tabernacle" without imagining some drunk Quebecois yelling "TABARNAK" (french for tabernacle) at someone
Should be "has".
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Fixed. Thanks for the heads up!
As a Catholic myself, I'm not sure if I should read this...I'm not calling you out, but I'm just unsure.
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Hey, no pressure. But, in case you're wondering: I'm trying to focus more on the Church's behavior than her teachings, from the eyes of a cynical sacristan and a non-religious quadruped. Most of the perspectives will come from my Catholic friends and my interviews with some priests and theology majors.
Hm, interesting; thanks for writing.
I can't tell if those three downvotes are from oversensitive religious karens or edgy reddit athiests who'll downvote anything involving religion, but this was very well written. Hope to see more someday.