I asked an English friend one time why St. George was the patron saint of England. He said, “Because he slew a dragon.” I laughed. He didn’t laugh. I walked away.
Happy St. George’s Day, everyone! Remembering a Christian martyr who slayed a demonic, foreign creature that was demanding human sacrifice and death is QUITE appropriate today!pic.twitter.com/n4zXbzsDyP
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It’s obviously the apparition at Agincourt. Duh!
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“Be copy now to men of grosser blood”
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Happy 94th birthday to your Queen. Love seeing those pics when she was a Mechanic and driving those trucks. She's a good one.
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The creature obviously had daughters. Pelosi and Clinton.
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I remember growing up learning about the legend of St. George here in America 60 years ago but he seems to be forgotten by most!
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Was he not born in Cappadocia, Turkey??? Are historical facts meaningless to your narrative, or is your statement soaking wet in sarcasm... that I'm failing to pick up on it.
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