Option 3: This is my chance to win the trust, admiration, respect, and possibly affection of my friends and avoid coming across as a Catholic mouth-breather.And it doesn’t involve having to testify and sing “Oh Come All Ye Faithful” at the local pub. You can, in fact, karaoke and keep your soul. I’m here to tell you it’s possible to both enjoy yourself at karaoke AND avoid setting a poor Christian example for your secular friends. Stop hating on karaoke or thinking you have to channel your pre-conversion self. Option 2: Your palms start to get sweaty (don’t lie, it happens) and flashes of you belting out some Nelly on a table and Confession the next day all mingle in your mind – calm down Captain Scrupulous!.Option 1: I hate karaoke, and we need to leave this bar – stat.The stakes have just gone up, and one of two things happens: Why are people staring in the same direction, and how could the music be sooo off-key? Then it hits you. You’re the image of temperance… obviously.īut the minute you and your friends walk in the bar, you notice something’s up. You just got done covering six Adoration slots (because you’re Catholic), and now you want to go be the token Catholic friend and witness to the fact that you can love Jesus and still enjoy yourself at a bar. It’s Friday night, and you’re going out with some friends.
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