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Is suggesting a rape (of me) in a church “nice?” Come on, get a clue.OMGosh! Patrice, that wasn’t very nice at all!
You feel just fine about Post # 216?
That post doesn’t “shock” you?
Is suggesting a rape (of me) in a church “nice?” Come on, get a clue.OMGosh! Patrice, that wasn’t very nice at all!
Maybe, but reality is like that sometimes.Your point seems rife with a sense of hopelessness.
Profound silence? Didn’t babies cry prior to Vatican 2? Didn’t people quietly talk amongst themselves as well? Let me ask you this catharina, a few people sitting in a seat behind you were talking in church about anything and you were praying your rosary, what would you say/do?So - there is not a soul on this thread who can recall the days
of profound silence before the Blessed Sacrament, other than me?
Wow.
Frankly, in the face of an unexpected and startling intrusion on his prayer, this obviously devout young man handled the situation quite well. He didn’t shout or threaten, he simply pointed out that the church was nearly empty, then moved when she persisted in her unwarranted rudeness.You attempted to “reason with her,” to “confront her.”
You said this in Post # 1.
*"Now, unfortunately I am an extremely confrontational person, and I stand up to everyone in the face of anything - something I am working on however! **Anyway, I stood up and I tried my best, I said, “Sorry, but I am sitting here and there are many other places to sit”. This lady then gave me a stern look, and in her best Headmistress voice said, “My boy, I have been sitting here for years, now move”. I took my stuff, and sat far away. ***
My point? In the presence of the Blessed Sacrament,
why not simply move - without the commentary?
Isn’t that the most charitable action?
If you had a need to speak with her about the issue -
then save it for AFTER Mass. Save it for outside of the Church.