Catholic Memes II

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Auxiliary Bishop for the Archdiocese of Sydney.
 
Honestly, I think most customers would look up from their lattes quite quizzically . . .

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In that case they should have a jar next to the cash register with a sign that says “It is right to give thanks and praise (in tips)”.
 
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That verse would make a great Petit Motet.
 
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Gloria in EGGSHELL Cs Deo! That’s how I hear so many say it at Mass. I’ve always pronounced it “eck chel sees”
 
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Okay I laughed so hard at this I showed it to a friend who’s a cafeteria Catholic, and now he’s actually looking into confession. EVANGELIZATION!
 
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or all’a’y’all … the ICRL (International Committee on Redneck in Liturgy) was split over that translation
 
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In Polish it’s babcia. I know because that was the name used for my great grandmother.
 
I think “babcia” is the literal term for “grandmother,” while “babushka” might be slang. I’m not 100% certain about that, but I do know that both terms are used in Polish families, depending on the family. “Babushka” was used within my family, and I know a few others of Polish descent who’ve used “babushka.” I also wonder if “babushka” is more common in some parts of Poland (i.e. those closer to Russia) than in others.
 
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We always called the scarves wrapped around old ladies’ heads babushkas. Not to say it’s not also grandmother.

I think, going way back, the Pittsburgh Pirates had a slogan about “babushka power.”
 
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