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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Reposting because I messed up the formatting. [quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Catholics say "Jesus Mary Joseph" all the time.[/quote] I don't know many Catholics who say that. Occasionally, I'll say it. Hadn't really thought about it as an equivalent to "Oh, my God," which I avoid saying. You're right, though, it's the same thing, so I'll work on crossing that off my list![/quote] +1 from this Cradle Catholic. People say it, but sort of as a joke, b/c it's sort of "old-timey," like say, 1950s-ish. So you'd say it as sort of a funny exaggeration when you are startled by something, or like when you are trying to imitate super-serious and/or old Catholics or maybe someone from Ireland (I descend from old-time Irish Catholics, so I feel it is ok to mimic this). :) For example: Person 1: "I missed Mass last week." Person 2: "Jesus, Mary, and Joseph! You better get thee to Confession!" ;) Like that. :)[/quote +1. My mom, who is a very religious Episcopalian, says "Jesus, Mary and Joseph" as a sort of old-timey thing. She doesn't mean it disrespectfully in the least. Also, the few times my kids have said "Jesus" in front of her, she's asked, "where?!" [/quote] PP That's funny! I love that your mom says, "Where?!?" after "Jesus!" That is hilarious. :) Signed, the Cradle Catholic PP who posted above you. :)[/quote]
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