While you are clearly expected to ingest the wafer in the church, there is no stated rule that you must.
I think that there is, but I don't remember. Not *rule,* rule, like No shoes, no soul, no service. But there is a rule (doctrine?) that non-Catholics cannot take Communion. And I don't bring that up as proof that one must consume the eucharist in the church; I only point it out to offer an example of a "rule" regarding Catholic Mass.
And I'm pretty sure that another rule is, If You Go Up To Take Communion, You Consume It Right Away.
A children’s doll in sexually suggestive clothing is irresponsible – it’s filth.”
EXCUSE ME? Where were they when the Bratz dolls came out? Or even regular Barbie? I had to buy one for a Santa thing last year, and I could only find ONE barbie that didn't look like a 'ho.
Theft is theft.
Sometimes it's a misdemeanor, and sometimes it's a felony. I can't find an example of a crime that allows the "hate crime" enhancement that's not a felony.
That's just silly.
Jesus can't bake. In fact, he sucks at it.
Well, He does always forget the baking soda.
Further, how was the church harmed by this?
Well, they do pay for the things.
True, but it's less than a penny per wafer.
True, but it's less than a penny per wafer.
I'm just sayin', is all...
The church gave the wafer to the kid, he didn't sneak into the vestry and take it.
And the wafer was going to leave the church either way. It was just a question of whether it was inside of the kid or outside.
I'm just sayin', is all...
oh, I know. It's just that it's hard to demonstrate that the church was harmed when the item that was allegedly taken was worth less than a penny.
From what I gather, there was no law broken. He was just plain tacky.
Yes, I'm fully aware I'm being simplistic and silly.
