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| Our throwaway culture |
Tragically, it's perhaps also a metaphor for the modern Church.
The World Meeting on Families, held a few months ago in Philadelphia, is unloading its tchotchkes.
Click through and this blog will receive .00001% of your purchase. The rest will go to some guy in Nanjing.
That was a joke.
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| A real bargain |
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| Everything free in America |
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| We hope you already bought one |
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| So He made a whip from cords and drove them out of the temple... |
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| For the entire family |
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| It might later be worth something |
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| A perfect addition to every home bar |
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| Coffee not included |
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| Irony |
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| Act now. Quantities are limited. |
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| Entice |
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| Sharp dressed man |
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| Valentine's Day is coming |
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| Quiet witness at the office |
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| Hellish |
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| But what if it's broken? |
Filling the dustbin of history. As will this entire papacy.
ReplyDeleteEspecially odious is that scarf with the Vatican II shlock art. So ugly. Might be good as a litter box liner.
ReplyDeleteThese cheesy baubles demonstrate tragically the wretched state of our Church.
ReplyDeleteHah! I love it.
ReplyDeleteEmerging ersatz emanations for sure.
ReplyDeleteThey've got almost as much stuff as the Bear has in his store. Would it be sacrilegious to order a few plush pope stuffies for my dogs to play with? That's a lot cheaper than dog toys at Pet Smart.
ReplyDeleteWhy not? What else are you supposed to do with the damn thing, place it in the center of your home shrine?
Deletehahaha...some needed laughs.
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