Catholic bling

luka

Well-known member
Wealth worship more like. It's the all-gold Versace look. Why Italians are always dressed so badly. It's why the Irish aren't culturally Catholic.
 

luka

Well-known member
The Irish belong to the Celtic church it's why there's no gold statues in Ireland.
 

WashYourHands

Cat Malogen
They were all pilfered by you know who

Wealth worship more like. It's the all-gold Versace look. Why Italians are always dressed so badly. It's why the Irish aren't culturally Catholic.

so many colours beyond wannabe Versace tat, see, stepping out with the liturgy

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Church in Wales is more of a o.g celtic church relic, now with added women!

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WashYourHands

Cat Malogen
Catholic tat

I went to Lourdes when I was maybe ten or eleven and was astonished by the sheer volume of crappy stalls and gift shops selling plastic Jesus figurines, ceramic Marys etc. Sometimes I think I imagined it, but apparently that is exactly what it's like.

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martin

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I can't find the pics online, but during Semana Santa in Spain, the altar boys get these amazing gold-trim black jackets that make them look like a cross between 18th century generals and bullfighters. I'd have served Mass every day if I'd been issued that, instead of a hideous smock. Striding boldly down the aisle, giving the parishioners a haughty sneer.

Check my monstrance swag:


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WashYourHands

Cat Malogen
within the greater cultural milieu



 

Benny Bunter

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luka

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irish catholic but not catholic
turks not catholic but catholic
look at how they deck out their bars and how they dress. pure catholic.
 

Corpsey

bandz ahoy
I've been to Rome and Florence, and I tend to find Catholic churches awe-inspiring for the first few minutes, and then quickly a little nauseating.

St. Peter's in particular is both incredibly impressive and staggeringly dull.

(There are obvious exceptions to this e.g. the Sistine Chapel, which is obviously 'a bit much' for English taste but also painted by a genius.)

 

luka

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Yes, it's very tacky and gaudy, Catholic taste. But as I say, the Irish have no connection with it. It's shiny puffa jackets, big sunglasses, slicked back hair, those patent leather high top trainers with the studs all over them, distressed denim, over styled facial hair
 
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