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Offline Seraphina

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Re: Pajama Days
« Reply #15 on: March 26, 2018, 05:05:19 PM »
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  • No fair!  I wanna wear my pj's to work!  Anyone know where there's a pajama mass?  Some presbyter must have one somewhere! 


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    Re: Pajama Days
    « Reply #16 on: March 26, 2018, 06:07:09 PM »
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  • Anyone know where there's a pajama mass?  Some presbyter must have one somewhere!
    You are right!

    Houston -
    NO st. Christopher's Catholic school, mass at 8:30 a.m.
    Jan 30, pajama school day for students and faculty. http://www.sccs1939.org/event/wear-a-pair-share-a-pair-of-pajamas-3/?instance_id=6735

    Seattle -
    NO Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic school, mass 9am.
     Feb 2, pajama school day for students
    https://www.guadalupe-school.org/csw-schedule-2018/

    Lots more...

    Since they wear only pajamas to school, I assume they wear them to mass that day...

    Couldn't find any Catholic priests wearing pajamas to mass, thank God. 

    Also, non-catholic pastors wear pajamas for services:
    Lutheran
    Presbyterian


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    Re: Pajama Days
    « Reply #17 on: March 26, 2018, 07:46:33 PM »
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    How about Judges wearing pajamas in the courtroom or Law Enforcement wearing pajamas on duty?
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    Would you be okay going into surgery with your doctors wearing pajamas in the ER?
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    How about getting dental work done at the hands of a dentist wearing pajamas?
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    What would foreign dignitaries think if the President showed up in pajamas?
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    A Naval officer, Ship Captain on the Bridge, with pajamas on, giving orders?
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    Drum and Bugle Corps, marching in a parade, wearing pajamas? 
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    Remake of The Godfather, with Marlon Brando in pajamas?
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    Adolf Hitler, assuming the position, saluting the cheering crowd, with everyone in pajamas??
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    Re: Pajama Days
    « Reply #18 on: March 26, 2018, 07:49:10 PM »
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  • No fair!  I wanna wear my pj's to work!  Anyone know where there's a pajama mass?  Some presbyter must have one somewhere!
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    This is the concept of creeping sharia at work, because Mohammedans wear dirty night shirts in public.
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    It has always been a Catholic tradition to dress properly at Mass and in official functions.
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    A few years ago they started having "casual Fridays" at the bank.
    I went into the bank one day for some kind of personal banking service and the guy helping me behind the desk was in jeans and a T-shirt. I had the creepy feeling that I was not getting qualified assistance. I had to go back another day to make sure it was all okay.
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    Seriously, walking around in the bank gave me the impression that this must be a joke, and we were all on Candid Camera.
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    As years went by, gradually those "casual Fridays" got extended to other days during the week.
    It makes no sense to me -- they wouldn't be doing it if customers complained about it.
    So it must be okay with banking customers to see bank tellers and officers in casual clothing. 
    Am I the only one with this aghast observation at the bank?
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    I took the opportunity to speak with other customers leaving the bank and they seemed to be offended that I would attempt to speak to them, as if they thought that I might be stalking them because I saw them withdraw cash or whatever. There was no easy answer to this. People going to the bank don't want to talk to strangers at all. The BANK is a sacred place, kind of like being in church used to be.

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    Offline Maria Regina

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    Re: Pajama Days
    « Reply #19 on: March 27, 2018, 12:09:14 AM »
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    This is the concept of creeping sharia at work, because Mohammedans wear dirty night shirts in public.
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    It has always been a Catholic tradition to dress properly at Mass and in official functions.
    .
    A few years ago they started having "casual Fridays" at the bank.
    I went into the bank one day for some kind of personal banking service and the guy helping me behind the desk was in jeans and a T-shirt. I had the creepy feeling that I was not getting qualified assistance. I had to go back another day to make sure it was all okay.
    .
    Seriously, walking around in the bank gave me the impression that this must be a joke, and we were all on Candid Camera.
    .
    As years went by, gradually those "casual Fridays" got extended to other days during the week.
    It makes no sense to me -- they wouldn't be doing it if customers complained about it.
    So it must be okay with banking customers to see bank tellers and officers in casual clothing.
    Am I the only one with this aghast observation at the bank?
    .
    I took the opportunity to speak with other customers leaving the bank and they seemed to be offended that I would attempt to speak to them, as if they thought that I might be stalking them because I saw them withdraw cash or whatever. There was no easy answer to this. People going to the bank don't want to talk to strangers at all. The BANK is a sacred place, kind of like being in church used to be.
    It's not just the bank.
    People are so busy with their eyes and fingers on their smart phones that they ignore all around them, then they march into walls, ladders, buildings, and telephone polls, and even fall into man holes. Several cities are now citing smart phone users who cross busy city streets without watching where they are going and end up bumping into cars. They act as if they were drunk.
    Lord have mercy.