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Wed Apr 28 11:16:55 1982
another one

There once was an old Irish priest named Father O'Malley. Father
was the pastor of an small parish in the downtown area of London.
This bothered him a lot because, you see, de didn't like the
English AT ALL.

He often, despite the predominantly English congregation, attacked
the English during his weekly sermons, blaming them for all types of
woes in the world. If a war broke out, he'd blame the English; if
there was an epidemic somewhere, he'd blame the English. He'd
blame them for everything he could.

One day, the Bishop called him into his office and said, "Father,
we've been getting a lot of complaints about you over the years. The
good people of your parish have been subjected to your insults too
many times. It's got to stop. If you mention the English people in a bad
way again, you're going to be banished. Furthermore, to make ammends
for the bad things you've said about the English, I want you to
mention them in a favorable way in next week's sermon. Maybe include them
in a biblical story.

Father O'Malley listened impatiently and just said, "I'll try".

Next Sunday, it was time for the sermon:

	"...I want to remind you all about the Last Supper. It was
	the last night our Lord spent on this earth. You all remember
	the story well. After the meal, Our Lord said, "One of you
	is going to betray me".
	
	Saint Peter said, "Surely it is not I, Lord".

	Saint John said, "It will not be I, Lord".

	Saint Luke said, "Surely, it can not be I, Lord".

	And then Judas, looked long and hard at the Lord and said,
	"Blyymee, Govnah, ya caant meeen mee".



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