holy bread

[Stephanie]

do you like holy bread? i love holy bread :(:love:

[Jessica.]

It's amazing!

[Smithy]

Why :(?

Whats the difference between it and Normal bread btw?

[Princess]

Havn't had it in years.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

well ive not had it since i left school like 3 years ago but i dont like it coz why does the priest have to put it in your mouth? maybe that was just my school lol but i was like i can feed myself you perv lol

[Patrick]

Its k.

I just eat it like a sweet, everyone else leaves it there for like a minute lol

[GypsyGoth]

Is it bread with holes in it?

[Smithy]

Is it bread with holes in it?

I was thinking of something to do with Jesus :p

[Patrick]

Why :(?

Whats the difference between it and Normal bread btw?

Nothing.

Normal Bread has more yeast or somthing in it to make it rise, Holy Bread doesnt so its flat and taste abit diffrent.


I think its like those 'Flying Saucer' sweets with fizz in them. :love:

Oh and people say the diffrence is 'Its blessed by a preist' or its the Body of Christ, which is utter bull.


I could go downstairs now, take out a bag of Hovers, and bless it :rolleyes:

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Is it bread with holes in it?

nah its kinda like the things you get for putting on top of fairy caked after the icing that have pictures of tom and jerry or something on them lol

[Jessica.]

It is a bit like ice cream wafer except it is white or yellow and tastes so much nicer.

[Stacey.]

never heard of it before.

[Stephanie]

Why :(?
because i want holy bread now :(

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

never heard of it before.

somebody is going to burn in hell :devil: :joker::joker:

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

because i want holy bread now :(

church is probably still open now you could go get some i dont think they deliver

[Patrick]

never heard of it before.

Wtf.

[GypsyGoth]

I'd like to try it, it sounds nice. Can you buy it?

somebody is going to burn in hell :devil: :joker::joker:


I think if there is a place called hell, I'd definately going threre.

[Patrick]

LOL last year we were having like our end of year mass, god im dreading it again in a few weeks..

Anyway, we use to have this hungarian kid in our class he was like fat and tall and no one spoke to him and he couldnt speak.

And we were going up for the holy bread, and me and my mate sat down again and watched everyone.

And the Hungarian Kid was going up and he didnt know what to do and our French Teacher was giving him the holy bread in his mouth and he liked closed his mouth and kept turning away, he was probably thinking 'WTF!'

And she like grabbed it and tried to shove it in and he spat it out and then she just grabbed him and walked outside LMFAO.

Still to this day I laugh at that moment.

s0b

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

I'd like to try it, it sounds nice. Can you buy it?




I think if there is a place called hell, I'd definately going threre.

see you there save me a seat :xyxwave: :joker:

[Patrick]

Im shocked at how many of you havent tasted it, dont they do that sort of stuff in England or somthing?

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

those end of year masses were a pain in the ass.. literally, they went on for so long your ass died and went to heaven

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

i just read that back and it sounds so wrong " ur ass went to heaven" :blush:

[Stephanie]

i just read that back and it sounds so wrong " ur ass went to heaven" :blush:
:joker:

[Jessica.]

those end of year masses were a pain in the ass.. literally, they went on for so long your ass died and went to heaven

They made us sit on the floor :(

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

They made us sit on the floor :(

yeah they made us sit in the floor in years 7,8,9 but in year 10 and 11 you gained the right to sit on a chair :joker:

[LemonJam]

It doesn't taste of anything so not really.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

It doesn't taste of anything so not really.

come on join in and say something blasphemous its fun :joker:

[Glenn.]

No it burnt my mouth the first time I ate it, and my throat swelled like a balloon. Think I might be allergic to it.:devil:

[Harry!]

I have never had or seen ''holy bread'' before.

[Ninastar]

Sorry but what even is it?

[Twilight]

IDK what it is LOL

[Stephanie]

how can you not know what it is D:

[Stacey.]

how can you not know what it is D:

Never knew it even existed.

[Stephanie]

Never knew it even existed.
:shocked:

[Harry!]

I dont go to chirch. Only go to chirch for weddings and cristenings (Sometimes at christmas for that ceremony you get the orange).

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

No it burnt my mouth the first time I ate it, and my throat swelled like a balloon. Think I might be allergic to it.:devil:

antichrist :devil: :joker:

[Stacey.]

i onlt go to church when i have to.
like for school or something.

[Shasown]

The traditional communion wafers served during Roman Catholic and a lot of other denominations communion services are made out of two ingredients, wheat flour and water, no additives or seasonings. They are made by nuns, in fact its the main source of income for some orders. Although for some people gluten free breads made from soy or potato flours are used

Some churches use pita bread, even normal table bread. And in an emergency where the normal wafers(hosts) cannot be obtained most denomintaions have sanctioned the use of any replacement bread like substances. For example after the 2004 Indonesian Tsunami at least one Catholic priest celebrated mass using portions of cream crackers as a substitute.

[zotler.]

Stef, I wasn't aware that you were Catholic.

[arista]

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[Stu]

The traditional communion wafers served during Roman Catholic and a lot of other denominations communion services are made out of two ingredients, wheat flour and water, no additives or seasonings. They are made by nuns, in fact its the main source of income for some orders. Although for some people gluten free breads made from soy or potato flours are used

Some churches use pita bread, even normal table bread. And in an emergency where the normal wafers(hosts) cannot be obtained most denomintaions have sanctioned the use of any replacement bread like substances. For example after the 2004 Indonesian Tsunami at least one Catholic priest celebrated mass using portions of cream crackers as a substitute.
And of course if you count Transubstantiation amongst your beliefs, it's none of those things. It's literally the body and blood of Christ.

Those crazy nutters.

[Stacey.]

Do you have it if you get confirmed?

[Jessica.]

Do you have it if you get confirmed?

You have to have the sacrament of Eucharist for the first time in a special ceremony which is just about holy bread.
Confirmation is about renewing the promises your parents made to God during your baptism.

[Shasown]

And of course if you count Transubstantiation amongst your beliefs, it's none of those things. It's literally the body and blood of Christ.

Those crazy nutters.

True, thats the belief. During the consecration the bread and wine are held to be changed into the body and blood without changing material substance. Twas altar bread and wine that started me on the path to my fall from grace, but thats a story for a rainy day.

Each to their own beliefs, I suppose.