Challenge Day 10: One person you can trust

Tom Snare waited for her at the top of the stairway. Nancy had stopped to put on a shirt to cover her bare shoulders.

“Then you’re properly dressed,” he said, “let’s get in”

Inside it was cool and dim. Some small lights were burning under a painting of Virgin Mary. They found some free seats in the back.  

The priest with his back towards the congregation was singing the liturgy from the altar.

At the end of the mass, the congregation rose from their seats, saying a prayer. Then it was over and everybody walked towards the big open door.

“I always enjoy going to Catholic mass,” said Tom, “it’s a fascinating show.”

“The Catholic Church remains the same. No female priests,  monks and nuns suffering in celibate.”

“You can always trust the priest, he keeps on telling the same tales and the same lies as always.”

(I took the picture above in Cathedral of Saint Mary the Crowned in Gibraltar a couple of weeks ago,)