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On 04/22/2019 04:05 PM, T wrote:
On 4/22/19 6:28 AM, rbowman wrote:
annual pilgrimage to church


Uhhhh. "Semi" annual. You forgot Christmas.


I don't think Christmas gets as much play although it's close.
Historically:


"Lest any be kept away from Communion by the fear that the requisite
preparation is too hard and laborious, the faithful are frequently to be
reminded that they are all bound to receive the Holy Eucharist.
Furthermore, the Church has decreed that whoever neglects to approach Holy
Communion once a year, at Easter, is liable to sentence of
excommunication."


And then huge numbers noticed how ****ed the roman
catholic church had become and even more noticed how
****ed even the protestants had become and that **** got
tossed in the bin along with all the other **** like burning
people at the stake and having full scale religious wars.

That's from the 1215 Fourth Lateral Council and was affirmed by the
Council of Trent. It was modified in 1983. Canon law 989:


And those fools did nothing about the professionally
religious raping children in their churches.

989 After having reached the age of discretion, each member of the
faithful is obliged to confess faithfully his or her grave sins at least
once a year.


At least for people over 40, Easter is the time to air your dirty laundry.
Note that it says 'grave sins'. If you've never chalked up any grave sins,
you never have to confess. Your call.


I'm not actually stupid enough to have anything to do
with that steaming turd of a church, let alone stupid
enough to confess to some arsehole who rapes children.

If you were not joking about Yom Kippur (Jesus saves, Moses invests),
then it was probably to some social event.


I absolutely was not kidding:


https://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/14/u...ynagogues.html


Fark, interesting.

https://www.templeisaiah.net/request...y-tickets.html


https://www.myjewishlearning.com/art...liday-tickets/


https://www.sinaibrookline.org/worsh...information-2/


Temple Sinai in Brookline MA is the specific on I am familiar with. Cough
up $250 if you're not somebody's close relative. Relatives get it
wholesale, only $150. What a bargain.


You read the book, didn't you, the part about the money changers in the
temple?


Spose so.