How does the confraternity pressure people into attending?
Dad decides Frankie is old enough to be an alter boy. Why does mam not want fankie to be?
What causes dad to be disappointed in the church?
What does mam say is the reason for Frankie's disappointment?
His parents have further plans for Frank: his mother wants him to join the Arch Confraternity of the Redemptorist Church to impress the St. Vincent de Paul Society and Malachy wants Frank to be an altar boy. Frank painstakingly memorizes the Latin Mass and goes to church to apply, only to be rejected at sight. Angela blames class snobbery: "'Tis class distinction. They don't let boys from lanes on the altar."
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ok sorry i will.. im sorta new to this... but which question did u answer.. im a little confused
I answered your first one.
ok thank you
How does confratenity pressure people into attending
