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The Catholics are at Table partaking of the Meal.
The Protestants are in the next room reading the Menu.
The Rest are outside begging for Food.
 
I used to say like this…
the Catholics are on Calvary
the Orthodox are in the Celestial Halls
the Pentecostals are in the Upper Room

In order to have it all we need to embrace all. As for Christians: no one who comes to Christ walks away hungry… no matter what their name.
 
Not Kosher though!
hahaha

When I was in New York in March, we went to a “kosher” deli. It was all chinese people inside. The ham was beside the beef. I asked him about it and he said, “Oh yea, very kosher. Chinese ham kosher.”

Well, I tried 😛
 
hahaha

When I was in New York in March, we went to a “kosher” deli. It was all chinese people inside. The ham was beside the beef. I asked him about it and he said, “Oh yea, very kosher. Chinese ham kosher.”

Well, I tried 😛
Ah, the advantages of being a veggie Jew.
 
Oh wow. A double whammy. Do you eat cheese? Is a cheese veggie burger ok? I know that a regular cheese burger is not
Well . . . as to cheese, it depends on whether it’s Kosher or not.

I hate veggie burgers!
 
Well . . . as to cheese, it depends on whether it’s Kosher or not.

I hate veggie burgers!
Ah, so you are an intellegent veggie Jewess:p

Anyway, the OP was in relation to the Real Presence of Christ in the Mass, I think.
 
Yes, possibly, but it was just begging for a little diversion . . .
 
Yes, possibly, but it was just begging for a little diversion . . .
Hey, I can discuss food at any time. 😃

Besides, Jesus described us gentiles as dogs while the Children of Isreal ate. He then was willing to let us have what was rejected.
 
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