Reserve papal mass seats via fax

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For Catholics, attending a papal mass in the Vatican is what taking a dip in a Knob Creek vat would be for me: life’s ultimate ritual, full of strange chanting, holy liquids, and instant euphoria. Now reserving a seat can be done electronically, although as is typical with the Church, the procedure isn’t quite on the cusp of technological innovation: you can download the reservation form on their website, but you still must send it in by fax.

If they start sending out indulgences electronically I may have to invest in a fax machine. Who knows what sort of sins I’ll cook up after a few laps in the whisky pool?

Vatican is moving boldly into the 20th century [ReligionBlog.DallasNews.com]

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3 Responses to Reserve papal mass seats via fax

  1. Anonymous says:

    Knob Creek for the fucking WIN!

  2. proto says:

    ‘but you still must send it in by fax’

    Let’s see. . . fax? . . . Faahhx? . . .
    Oh! Fax! How quaint!

  3. Anonymous says:

    They should’ve faxed in their reservations by using an online faxing service like MyFax!

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