I like how these Broadway songs encourage everyone to dress up. I always wear my top hat and cane so I can hold it above my head when the song is done and yell, "ONE MORE TIME!"
Also during communion I sprint towards the priest or old woman holding Our Lord and slide across on my knees abruptly stopping in front of them yelling, "TA DAAAAAAAAAA!!!" after which I receive Him on my tongue.
My most prayerful moments in church are when the wedding-singer-cantor-lady starts singing "Come to jayyyysus and liiiive" as we file up for Communion. Legit poetry! How can Palestrina compete with that?
I like how these Broadway songs encourage everyone to dress up. I always wear my top hat and cane so I can hold it above my head when the song is done and yell, "ONE MORE TIME!"
Also during communion I sprint towards the priest or old woman holding Our Lord and slide across on my knees abruptly stopping in front of them yelling, "TA DAAAAAAAAAA!!!" after which I receive Him on my tongue.
Could not agree more. I think it's crucial that we, as Catholics, learn to balance gravity and groove—these masses get so darn somber.
My mom keeps telling me to offer up breaking my groove thang
My most prayerful moments in church are when the wedding-singer-cantor-lady starts singing "Come to jayyyysus and liiiive" as we file up for Communion. Legit poetry! How can Palestrina compete with that?
He can’t. That’s why he’s dead.