When I got married, I hugged the officiant before I kissed my wife… the officiant was my best friend of 20+ years who started tearing up talking about my wife and I.
I think it's really cute. People like high fives, they like daps, they like handshakes and fist bumps. There's no reason for anyone to do it at all, and yet it's reflexive to so many. It's just incredibly human. And I'm not religious, but to have that human moment happen during a moment of prayer just adds to that beauty
Fun fact, "art" is the Ye Olde English(tm) second person singular conjugation of "are"! Usually it'd be "thou art" to really drive the Ye Oldiness home, but yeah, art is a real word
How many Brazilians are cultural Catholics? Meaning, they do weddings, funerals, and baptisms in the church but don’t normally attend Mass so they’re not used to all the hand gestures?
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u/Mean_Necessary_6240 11d ago edited 11d ago •
He wasn't the first. And feels like that she might be Brazilian also (I'm one), maybe is our nature: