Sorry, Agnes. It’s what I say every time Christmas Eve falls on a Sunday. When that happens, Christmas Eve is the last Sunday of Advent. As Catholics, we’re obligated to still go to Sunday Mass. You can go to a Christmas Vigil Mass on Christmas Eve night, but if Christmas Eve is on a Sunday, there are no twofers. You can’t go to the Vigil Mass and expect to take care of both your Sunday obligation and Christmas Day.
“God” gave me a lifetime pass at the age of fourteen and I haven’t been back since (my dad said if I’d go until I was confirmed – to please my mother – I didn’t have to go to Mass anymore, and I haven’t. Haven’t missed it, either.)
David Huie Green ForceIsAUsefulFiction over 6 years ago
As if there were anywhere Agnes would prefer to be.
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 6 years ago
Merry Christmas, Tony!
And David, of course….
and everyone who reads Agnes!Perkycat over 6 years ago
Merry Christmas! Oh, how many times have I wanted an early release from something. Good one, Agnes. I think the priest knows Agnes all too well.
well-i-never over 6 years ago
I thought those tires were too bald to look at Christmas lights!
bookworm0812 over 6 years ago
Sorry, Agnes. It’s what I say every time Christmas Eve falls on a Sunday. When that happens, Christmas Eve is the last Sunday of Advent. As Catholics, we’re obligated to still go to Sunday Mass. You can go to a Christmas Vigil Mass on Christmas Eve night, but if Christmas Eve is on a Sunday, there are no twofers. You can’t go to the Vigil Mass and expect to take care of both your Sunday obligation and Christmas Day.
hamheaded over 6 years ago
Gradma’s truck is looking really good to me.
del_grande Premium Member over 6 years ago
Did we ever find out if this was a “socks” year or an “underwear” year?
Ushindi over 6 years ago
“God” gave me a lifetime pass at the age of fourteen and I haven’t been back since (my dad said if I’d go until I was confirmed – to please my mother – I didn’t have to go to Mass anymore, and I haven’t. Haven’t missed it, either.)