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Crop-duster used to spread 100 gallons of holy water on Louisiana town

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Crop-duster used to spread 100 gallons of holy water on Louisiana town | TheHill

A Louisiana church used a crop-duster plane to spread dozens of gallons of holy water on the city of Lafayette and surrounding farms this week.

The Diocese of Lafayette posted a picture on Facebook showing the plane with several members of the St. Anne Church congregation surrounding it in the days before Christmas, preparing to launch the plane loaded with holy water.
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The mechanization of holiness. Would the Wright brothers have approved?
 
The war against vampires is real.
 
I used to work with a glass shop where the shop-keeper’s wife would sprinkle “holy water” whenever someone broke out a blue-streak. It was comical.....
 
Holy water is not so holy...

Austrian researchers have discovered that church fonts contain very high levels of bacteria and a majority of water samples from holy sources contain fecal matter.

Experts from the Institute of Hygiene and Applied Immunology at the Medical University of Vienna analyzed the water in 21 holy springs in Austria and in 18 fonts in Vienna at various times during the year, the Daily Mail reported.

They found that 86 percent of water samples from holy sources contain fecal matter, and every milliliter of holy water contained up to 62 million bacteria, none of it safe to drink.
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Most holy water contaminated with fecal matter: study - Washington Times
 
Epic facepalm
 
Holy ****!
 
Well, as long as they are not burning witches alive at the stake...
 
ataraxia said:
Well, as long as they are not burning witches alive at the stake...
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Well if you see something bursting into flame on a farm, you know it's a vampire.
 
Don't tell Trump. He will have FEMA doing it before hurricanes to protect the areas from damage.
 
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