Whenever I make a video, I tend to look at it from a strictly “churchy” perspective. In so doing, I occasionally miss photos, words, gestures etc . . . that convey double meanings of a less-than-pious nature. In reviewing the musical, I decided to cover any possible impropriety with a bar which calls your mind elsewhere and serves to keep the dignity of our blog intact.
Chalk it up to a pure upbringing and a naive, trusting view I have towards the human race. We shouldn’t have to worry about others’ indecency, should we?
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Anyways . . .
Now that this little bit of house-keeping is out of the way, we can get back to business. I should like, very much, to support the good people of St. Thomas the Apostle and St. Salome in some way. I will, of course, be putting up a video shortly. However, I want to do something a bit more unique and sweeping. My ideas include either a postcard campaign or, at least, something along those lines. I should think that other Catholic bloggers in this area would help with the effort, so that we may profit from our negative experiences and pool our resources, as varied and as precious as they are. Please, let us discuss this in the comments. 
I think the video is even funnier with the pop-up censorship!!
I don't know what hope there is for St. Thomas church. Once the diocese decides something, it would take an act of God to stop it. Just look at the school closings. A couple schools had plans to keep their respective schools open, but the diocese didn't care, and the closings went through. It is events like these which make it hard to believe that the diocese does not have an agenda.
Easily my favorite video yet.