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Posted by Not Likely on April 14, 2007, 4:28 pm
> Not Likely spun a FINE 'yarn':
>
>> >
>> > OH! Gem, I DO agree about burying seeming sacriledge.
>> > (My mother, to this day, cringes when a loaf of bread is upside down,
>> > she
>> > feels the "lord" is upside down when you do that.....)
>> > Silly, eh?
>> > Noreen
>>
>> You know... the bread thing is likely because in the church bread is
>> thought
>> of as the body of Christ, hence the communion host (flat bread wafers).
>> So
>> your Mom and all the others before her obviously got it from that. :o)
>>
>> *hugs*
>> Gem
>>
>
> <end quoted>
>
> Not Likely. . .(Gem)
> I think you're correct! Although, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't
> Communion
> bread, or WAFERS made from unleavened bread??
> Just wondering...
> Noreen
I've never made it, so I'm not positive *giggle*... but I'm *pretty* sure it
is. Of course that links back to Jerusalem too, where they did/do use
unleavened bread. Everything starts somewhere, doesn't it?... and it
usually ends up linking everyone (no matter what beliefs we hold) together.
;o)
*hugs*
Gem
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Posted by YarnWright on April 14, 2007, 4:40 pm
Not Likely spun a FINE 'yarn':
> > Not Likely spun a FINE 'yarn':
> >
> > > >
> >>> OH! Gem, I DO agree about burying seeming sacriledge.
> >>> (My mother, to this day, cringes when a loaf of bread is upside down, >
> she >>> feels the "lord" is upside down when you do that.....)
> >>> Silly, eh?
> >>> Noreen
> > >
> > > You know... the bread thing is likely because in the church bread is
> > > thought of as the body of Christ, hence the communion host (flat bread
> > > wafers). So your Mom and all the others before her obviously got it from
> > > that. :o)
> > >
> > > *hugs*
> > > Gem
> > >
> >
> > <end quoted>
> >
> > Not Likely. . .(Gem)
> > I think you're correct! Although, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't
> > Communion bread, or WAFERS made from unleavened bread??
> > Just wondering...
> > Noreen
>
> I've never made it, so I'm not positive giggle... but I'm pretty sure it is.
> Of course that links back to Jerusalem too, where they did/do use unleavened
> bread. Everything starts somewhere, doesn't it?... and it usually ends
> up linking everyone (no matter what beliefs we hold) together. ;o)
>
> hugs
> Gem
<end quoted>
rotfl -- methinks the only possible response to that is:
AMEN, sister!
Hugs,
Noreen
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Posted by Carey N. on April 13, 2007, 4:54 pm
> YarnWright spun a FINE 'yarn':
> > Gem,
> > Sorry, didn't mean to offend, but gotta tell ya, our church,the one I
grew up
> > in, honest to god, was St' Joe's. NOT St. Joesph's. St. JOE'S.
> > Noreen
>
> AND, maybe it was a Chicago thing, but the church my Dad grew up in was
not St.
> Patrick's, but St. Paddy's, honest to god, AND the church my uncle Lefty
grew
> up in was St. Aggie's NOT St. Agnes's!
> Just my two cents,
> Noreen
> Oh, mom says her church, St. Stanislas Kostka, had the official
*letterhead of
> St. Stash's*, and that one was in northern Wisc.
>
>
Noreen,
Just what were they stash-ing: souls?! ;-))
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Carey in MA
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Posted by YarnWright on April 13, 2007, 8:23 pm
Carey N. spun a FINE 'yarn':
>
> > YarnWright spun a FINE 'yarn':
> > > Gem,
> > > Sorry, didn't mean to offend, but gotta tell ya, our church,the one I
> grew up
> > > in, honest to god, was St' Joe's. NOT St. Joesph's. St. JOE'S.
> > > Noreen
> >
> > AND, maybe it was a Chicago thing, but the church my Dad grew up in was
> not St.
> > Patrick's, but St. Paddy's, honest to god, AND the church my uncle Lefty
> grew
> > up in was St. Aggie's NOT St. Agnes's!
> > Just my two cents,
> > Noreen
> > Oh, mom says her church, St. Stanislas Kostka, had the official
> *letterhead of
> > St. Stash's*, and that one was in northern Wisc.
> >
> >
> Noreen,
> Just what were they stash-ing: souls?! ;-))
<end quoted>
Carey N.. . .
No, St. Stash's is pronounced (Polish) StOsh's. (StAHsh's)
Good one, tho, LOL!
:D
Noreen
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Posted by Macaroni on April 13, 2007, 8:23 pm
>> Oh, mom says her church, St. Stanislas Kostka, had the official
> *letterhead of
>> St. Stash's*, and that one was in northern Wisc.
>>
>>
> Noreen,
> Just what were they stash-ing: souls?! ;-))
> --
> Carey in MA
>
How about money. Isn't that what churches always want? ;-)
Forgive me if I offended anybody.
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Jan in MN
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