Halloween on Sunday troubles some Southerners

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally posted by Peaches-n-Cream
I didn't know this. I just checked my calendar and it said Not a Holy Day of Obligation. So if it falls on a Monday or Saturday, Sunday mass counts. I missed that memo. I was wondering why the Catholic schools are open on Monday, Nov 1st. It was great to be off the day after Halloween when I was a school girl.

<---Not happy she has class November 1st

[cash78mere]

Originally posted by BetaRose
If Halloween = the devil, then why is she allowing her child to celebrate at all. What difference does it make if its on Saturday or Sunday?

seriously! talk about hypocrites!

[Munchkin03]

Originally posted by GeekyPenguin
<---Not happy she has class November 1st

I don't have class Nov. 1, and I go to a HEATHEN school.


If one of these fundie crotch droppings comes knocking on the door (I'm going home for the Election Day Holiday) on Saturday, I'm closing the door in their face.

[Optimist Prime]

People like this are the reason 9/11 happened.

[AnchorAlum]

Originally posted by Optimist Prime
People like this are the reason 9/11 happened.

oooookay.

These people are in such a minority that they really don't even merit attention. We'll give out candy to any child who shows at our door on either day. We don't care whose "crotch they dropped from".