A Catholic Joke from One
I am a Christian first and foremost, but I happen to be of the Roman Catholic persuasion - probably one of the few who love to participate and fellowship so much with my Protestant brethren - especially per 92.7 The Bridge and Bethany. I would say that I'm a "Roaming Catholic!" Anyway, I always strve to find the positive in my relationships. As a matter of fact, I was a member of the Louisiana Interchurch Conference's Aging Commission in the past. So anyway, here's the joke: a man at a restaurant was paying for his meal, and the waitress noted that he had given to much money; after returning the overpaid amount, he remarked, "You must be a Christian!" And her reply was, "No, I'm a Catholic!" So we all can sometimes get caught up in our "denomination," but the only true value that cuts through all is Jesus Christ! So let's all remember to re-member with Him, whatever our affiliation may be. And, yes, I believe that I am saved, and have dedicated my life to a personal relationship and commitment to Him. Remember what He said at the Last Supper: "Do This In Remembrance of Me." And He said "This Is My Body, This is My Blood." He didn't say, "This is a symbol ..." God Bless Y'all!
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Reviewed by Cindy Van Lerberg
5/19/2012
He also said that he was a vine and a door. He was, in fact, not a literal vine nor a literal door. That aside, I like Catholics, they know how to laugh at themselves. :D
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