Catholic School experience?
Posted on: September 9, 2006 - 9:39pm
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Catholic School experience?
I'm writing a screenplay that contains a Catholic high school, as I discussed on the call-in episode of the RRS (omggggggg!!!!) with everyone.
If you have any experiences, thoughts or opinions you'd like to share concerning any kind of private Christian (preferably Catholic) school, please share here! I'll be needing all the information and stories I can get. Thanks guys!
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My dad got beat by a nun with a rubber hose in Catholic school back in the 1950's.
My girlfriend, who had never actually been Christian, went to a Christian and Catholic school while a kid. She has this great story about how, because they had to wear these skirts even when it was cold, she decided to accept jesus on a very cold day in order to stay inside. She was around 8-10 (I think) and was very intentionally messing with the teachers (who were ever so pleased to hear this "problematic" child suddenly interested in the Gospel) in order to stay warm. If you want, I'll get her to write down the story and pass it along to you.
Shaun
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Sure that would be great, thanks!
A guy I work with told me he and his brother went to Catholic school for a bit. A nun hit his brother with a ruler. The 2 of them grapped that little veil thing off of her head and were running up and down the hall with it, playing catch, etc. They got thrown out.
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