S Sproket Apr 7, 2008 4,909 3 0 Mar 11, 2010 #1 Catholic bishops are allowed seven of them, priests five, and ordinary people one; what are they?
Dustydog Jun 20, 2005 18,971 4,566 50,935 Mar 11, 2010 #4 Sacraments? If I remember from school only the Bishop could confirm and ordain.
S Sproket Apr 7, 2008 4,909 3 0 Mar 11, 2010 #9 I thought it was caravans! Click to expand... Heh heh heh )
Parksy Moderator Nov 12, 2009 11,904 2,400 40,935 Mar 11, 2010 #10 I thought it would be cups of tea.
L Lord Braykewynde Jan 19, 2008 9,103 0 0 Mar 11, 2010 #11 Have you been googling ? heh heh heh ? Correct Click to expand... Who? Me? As if I'd cheat :O)
L Lord Braykewynde Jan 19, 2008 9,103 0 0 Mar 11, 2010 #12 I'm glad it was right, my next guess was nuns.
M machighlander Nov 12, 2009 1,142 0 0 Mar 11, 2010 #13 this thread is crying out for me to post an answer, but i wont, because it wouldn't be in line with forum rules.
this thread is crying out for me to post an answer, but i wont, because it wouldn't be in line with forum rules.
B BalintoreBoy Oct 22, 2008 29 0 0 Mar 11, 2010 #14 this thread is crying out for me to post an answer, but i wont, because it wouldn't be in line with forum rules. Click to expand... glad to see you are finally learning Mac, for a minute i thought you were going to say......................................... .............................................................. ............................................................... alter boys! i mean during mass on a sunday. before i get a yellow card as well from the enforcer.
this thread is crying out for me to post an answer, but i wont, because it wouldn't be in line with forum rules. Click to expand... glad to see you are finally learning Mac, for a minute i thought you were going to say......................................... .............................................................. ............................................................... alter boys! i mean during mass on a sunday. before i get a yellow card as well from the enforcer.