This hilarious play concerns the wedding of Deirdre and Mark. The fun begins on the stag night when an inebriated Mark is chained to a lamppost with a blow-up rubber doll. The wedding itself is quite high spirited too with half the guests, including the priest, suffering blinding hangovers. The play ends in comic chaos when Father Molloy, paralytically drunk, stumbles into the reception clad only in his ecclesiastical underwear, brandishing the blow-up doll

The apostle Paul, in his letters to the churches, introduces what he calls "the mystery." The incarnation, the gospel message, and the formation of the church of Jesus Christ is God's eternal plan and purpose. Learn how precious and valuable you are to God's eternal plan, called "the mystery."

Most people carry around a certain amount of emotional baggage from their past. Experiences of rejection, mistreatment, abuse, broken relationships and traumatic experiences all contribute to the weight of unresolved and unhealed emotional baggage. For some people, this may mean nothing more than occasional painful memories. For other people, the baggage of the past may be seriously problematic. Many people suffer with a damaged self-image, deep feelings of inferiority, insecurity, anxiety, loneliness, addictions or anger issues. These problems can affect our relationships and rob us of joy...