Midnight Confessions

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Kireina said:
I found a new discovery lol I confess that buying second hand(used) furnitures are not so bad at all 😍 A few days ago I bought a second hand dining set...chairs are quite damaged already...but I still bought it lol it was so cheap actually I bought it for 2k pesos more or less $35 only 😅 and I asked my older brother to fix the chairs and charaaannn!

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That table looks fine. During my single years I ate off a card table and sat on folding chairs.
 
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Lanolin said:
question for tourist or any former/lapsed catholics...

Do catholics confess things only at midnight? I just wondered where the midnight mass/confession thing came from.
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Actually, confessions were usually heard on Saturday afternoon. The Midnight Confessions was the name of the song I used in my OP at the beginning of the thread by the Grass Roots. It just sounded catchy.
 
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Lanolin said:
oh ok

I never got the whole 'catholic guilt' thing

I was reading this novel called 'the husbands secret' and it was all about catholics . Every character was guilty of everything but not willing to confesss anything but carry on with a facade. Also everyone actually secretly hated each other and thought badly of other people...but didnt say so to their faces.

The husband carried a guilty secret he wasnt willing to confess to anyone except after his own death. Cos he was scared of going to jail if he did. So he just pretended it never happened.
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Yeah, that's it exactly, 'catholic guilt'. Like you have stated, there are those that pretend it never happened as part of their facade.
 
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Leftover beans and rice here... It's been rainy lately.
I'm so lazy when it rains :sleep:
 
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