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Ancient Christian worship
Simonthepilgrim
Veteran
As this strange link is not Buddhist, I thought I'd put it here.
As many know, Christianity is very ancient in these islands, possibly as old as the first decades after the cricifixion.
In our marginal regions, like Cornwall, we can still find traces of the non-Roman mixture of paganism and the Christ.
Following a link from a place in Cornwall which is dear to my heart, I came across this:
http://www.menantolstudio.freeserve.co.uk/saint%20priapus.htm
Thought it might amuse you.
As many know, Christianity is very ancient in these islands, possibly as old as the first decades after the cricifixion.
In our marginal regions, like Cornwall, we can still find traces of the non-Roman mixture of paganism and the Christ.
Following a link from a place in Cornwall which is dear to my heart, I came across this:
http://www.menantolstudio.freeserve.co.uk/saint%20priapus.htm
Thought it might amuse you.
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Then everyone just wanted to sing hymns.
I thought I was gettin jipped, so I quit.
-bf
Hey, Federica---I really like your avatar! I like Audrey Hepburn.
Adiana:usflag:
Im not sure if this is original, but she was once described as having both class and style, and was subsequently asked to define them....
'Class', she said, 'is wearing an expensive mink coat as if it were a rainmac - Style is wearing a rainmac as if it were an expensive mink'....
She may not have been able to sing, and her cockney accent might have been questionable, but even Julie Andrews admitted that " 'My fair Lady' is nothing without her....."
Sorry to digress.....
Audrey Hepburn in a Thread about St. Priapus.....:rolleyes:
http://www.whitedragon.org.uk/articles/sheela.htm