This page is a permanent link to the reply below and its nested replies. See all post replies 禄
SW-User
@Ozymandiaz oooooohhh and the controversy just KEEPS ON COMIN!! 馃憦馃檶馃憣
Graylight 路 51-55, F
@SW-User He's right. Any Catholic school kid knows this is a Holy Day, complete with a requisite mass and surrounding Irish Catholic things.
Just like Cinco de Mayo, it's simply an American appropriation of a poorly understood tradition for purposes of excess and buffoonery. But on some places with heavy Irish populations, the heritage and traditions are respected and celebrated and shared with everyone.
Just like Cinco de Mayo, it's simply an American appropriation of a poorly understood tradition for purposes of excess and buffoonery. But on some places with heavy Irish populations, the heritage and traditions are respected and celebrated and shared with everyone.
dancingtongue 路 80-89, M
@Graylight When my parents went to get married the priest said they could not get married during Lent. Unless they wanted to get married on St. Patrick's Day. They asked why the exception. He said because it is a holy feast day. Today would have been their 93rd wedding anniversary.
