Don't pull into the parking lot to seek solace, the Lords peace and comfort or stop to say a quick prayer outside when the doors of the church are locked.
Even when you have been an active parishioner since 1974.
It's alright to go to service, happily give your monetary contribution faithfully.
In addition to yearly memorial masses for deceased family members- along with the applicable fees paid to the church of course.
If you do happen to stop by on "off hours"... does The Lord actually have "off hours"?
Gods House Does Not. But human beings do. But I digress.
Be careful going to the church during the so called off hours- otherwise, you will unfortunately see a very different side of the people at the Lords House.
You will have "someone" (a person who will not give you a name or their title) scream at you to get off of private property during those "off hours". In addition, you will be told that the person is calling the police.
One thinks.... calling the police for what reason? But do not ask: leave quickly.
Otherwise you will become the subject of more rage and bullying, along with the threat of police "arresting you".
Ahhh, Imagine this: being "arrested" while stopping by to say a prayer on what a human being deems to be "off hours".
Mind you- those off hours are during the day. I'm not speaking of the middle of the night where there can be a potential for robbery. Bright, sunny, middle of the day.... any day of the week.
I know the Lord will consider it a sin for a human being to treat another human being in this manor. Not only on HIS Property, at HIS House but Anywhere in HIS Universe.
This church is a prime example of what is wrong with our Catholic religion.
Sadly, after 44 years of faithful attendance, I will be going to a church that is more welcoming to its parishioners and humanity as a whole. read more