JOKE OF THE DAY: The Little Boy and the Confession

Young Tommy was a regular at church, attending services every Sunday with his beloved grandma. The time had come for a significant milestone in his spiritual journey: his very first confession. His grandma lovingly explained the process to him. “You’ll go into a small booth, speak with the priest, and tell him your sins,” she said. “He’ll listen and then forgive you.”….CONTINUE READING IN BELOW

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