Yepp, it´s *that* part of the year again. The Christmas season. The war on X-mass, that kind of stuff. And as usual, your favorite blog and ditto blogger has decided to live dangerously and take a firm stand IN FAVOR of the old cursed tradition. So here we go again...
Happy Advent Sunday, by the way!
For the next four weeks or so, I´m going to pretend really hard to be an Anglo-Catholic or something to that effect. The rest of the year, I´m practically a heathen, but there you go!
ReplyDeleteSomethings wrong in a society when celebrating Christmas (that´s Christmas for crying out loud) is seen as subversive and risqué...
ReplyDeleteWilliam Laud and Charles I did nothing wrong.
ReplyDeleteOh, Charles I, blessed martyr, pray for us, in all the seven worlds, above the earth, on the earth, aye, even under the damn earth, pray for us, make the enemies of Christmas open their eyes, and their hearts, and their spleens, and if not, smite them, yeah, smite them with the sword of righteousness, so mote it be, amen!
ReplyDeleteOh, blessed martyr William Laud, may the True Star of Jesus Christ the Son of the Everlasting God shine upon thee, may the Temple of Solomon, the prince of peace and righteousness, be rebuilt in the North, aye, even the Orkneys, and Caithness, and the Isle of Man, and the shining hills of the Highlands, may thou memory be blessed forever and ever, not just 7 times, but 77 times, so mote it be, amen!
ReplyDeleteMay the Church Militant and Triumphant be united, in the body and blood of Christ and his blessed martyrs, aye, even the Church Anglican, and the Church Corsican, and the Church Catalan, and the Churches from Hibernia in the West to Parthia in the East, from the icy shores of Thule to the burning hells of Ethiopia, so mote it be, amen and ah-men!
ReplyDeleteThis dude completely lost it. Too much of that Swedish Christmas ale, or what?
ReplyDeleteI´m only drinking communion wine this month, you heathen Calvinist!
ReplyDeleteAnglo-Catholics have more fun!
ReplyDeletePost-Christmas I'm going to become an Anglo-Cathar. So there's that.
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