It's been a few years, so I didn't know if he remembered me. So after Terce, I went over to him to see if he remembered me, he said, "Of course I remember you. I'll never forget you."
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| Father Ted Kofitse and Deacon Dick Delio |
"Oh no, what gaffe did I do, now?"
Father Ted remember me because I went up to him once and told him that I was sick of singing "Faith of Our Fathers." You see, there's no music at the 7:00 AM Mass. It didn't matter. Father Ted made us sing, anyway. He has a good voice, but "fer cryin out loud" it was 7:00 AM. And since more than a few times during the week, it's some saints feast or memorial, we sang "Faith of Our Fathers," and it didn't matter whether the saint was female or not; we sang "Faith of Our Fathers." So I objected. Naturally. Who wouldn't?
Father Ted said, "If you can find a Faith of Our Mothers, we'll sing that for women saints."
Well you know I can't resist a dare.
And I didn't. And I did.
I don't object for being remembered for that. At least he's not remembering me for "saving Paris from burning."
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