To add to this there is the, "Does the Vicar have a drink problem?" joke which usually accompanies our restocking the church with port oft communion (it's not a bad port and comes in quite a bit cheaper than buying the 'proper' stuff).
So far today the relax has seen me with a day that just hasn't stopped yet and won't for at least another couple of hours so be warned:
Ask me if I'm enjoying my 'bit of a relax' at your peril
:)
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Where's your church again?
We get something rather pale and insipid and then after the sermon we get a pale sherry which is well watered down and some rice paper from some monastery.
Think Regimental Port looks like a much better deal.
Always popular when we do a tasting session for a new communion wine.
As for the wafers, didn't they used be flying saucer shaped and have sherbet in them?
Ever since I was chapel warden at Ridley, I have thought that those who use a white/amber wine have a point. Red makes washing the linen so much more difficult. Haven't had the courage to tackle this one in the benefice yet, though - but then I don't do the holy laundry any more!
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