First of all to Christopher and Victoria:
and then to Kenny and Anna:
We had rather a nice blue Roller parked up outside the Church today...
In England, we also do the civil registers at a Wedding. I thank the Good Lord for having had the sense to appoint a trusty (and highly efficient) "authorised person" to do this - even the quarterly returns are now in the post. For my part, I have duly sent notification to the parishes of Baptism, made the entry in the ecclesiastical register, and filed and archived all the papers so I can go to the parish dinner and dance with a clear conscience after the evening Mass.
and then to Kenny and Anna:
We had rather a nice blue Roller parked up outside the Church today...
In England, we also do the civil registers at a Wedding. I thank the Good Lord for having had the sense to appoint a trusty (and highly efficient) "authorised person" to do this - even the quarterly returns are now in the post. For my part, I have duly sent notification to the parishes of Baptism, made the entry in the ecclesiastical register, and filed and archived all the papers so I can go to the parish dinner and dance with a clear conscience after the evening Mass.
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"I can go to the parish dinner and dance with a clear conscience after the evening Mass."
You might want to revise this before your fellow clerics get hold of it. You'll never hear the end of it :)
Do you not have a dress code for women's wedding dresses?
Aren't those shoulderless strapless dresses a bit inappropriate for a Catholic Church?
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