When I received this e-mail this morning via a forward from a friend I knew I had to post it here. It was just too good not to share with the world. Here's the premise:
"This is literally a 'church signs' debate, being played out in a Southern US town, between Our Lady of Martyrs Catholic Church, and Cumberland Presbyterian, a fundamentalist church. From top to bottom shows you the response and counter-response over time. The Catholics are displaying a much better sense of humor! You get the impression that the Presbyterians are actually taking this seriously and are getting a bit upset..."




And now to spoil all the fun... yes, it's fake. I could have told you that when I saw that the two churches used in the church sign generator were a Catholic Church and a Presbyterian. In the South, all other churches pretend that the Catholics do not exist.
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perhaps I might direct your attention to the post 'Microfleece Madonna Manifests at Dish-licker Day out' on http://commonshrew.blogspot.com/
well, it seemed relevant to me ...
I try to avoid that "what church do you go to?" question :-).
Jen
Yep, definitely believeable as a Southern thing...
I've seen that one before. It is hilarious and one of my favorites, even if it isn't real. I love that it ends with rocks going to heaven because I used to work in geology and love rocks too. :-)
Yes that reminds me of my days living in the south!
Very funny, but I knew something was amiss, (or a mass) b/c Catholic Churches are not humorous. Think I'll go have a devil dog.
every time i see that email, the catholic church's signs remind me of the SNL land shark. remember that? if he felt zinged, he'd switch tactics.
i know how to stop conversation in the south: "i'm a unitarian." makes people mooooove away.
I'm catching up on your blog and LOL'ed at this post. I love tacky church signs - and, oh, how I wish these were real. Once, a gang of rowdy youth pastors and I messed with the sign of a small Southern Baptist church. Their sign said "Get Right or Get Left" (it was around the election time). We changed the sign to read "Get Right or Get Felt."
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