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this post was submitted on 28 Oct 2023
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Complete opposite of my expierence lmao. Priest hardly spoke Latin during mass (even if he did, I like to imagine we'd have an inkling of what he said, spanish being our primary language and all), and would encourage everyone to read our Bibles and come to him for questions or doubts.
Pretty swell guy. I remember later having my first beer with him and my pops (well...my first beer that wasn't snuck over or swapped by my uncles and stuff during parties and get togethers. My first official beer, ya get me?)
But ye, Religion can get weird, I agree there.
Well, I'm 70, and my childhood was spent in a French speaking area of Louisiana, and Louisiana isn't known for being very forward thinking. It's possible my experience was limited to my location. ๐