The Difference Between Catholics and Protestants | Derry Girls | Channel 4 

You'll have to share with James.

Andrew Smith to go round

Great line 🤣🤣🤣

HAHA\HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. James was not happy. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

" PROTESTANTS HATE ABBA "

Ooh, I think that Peter's going to need cream for that huge burn!🔥

his names is peter not priest🙄🙄

@@trinaq Cream won't help. He'll need some holy water for a burn like that!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. Funny

i laughed out loud in public

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Thx for the transscript, couldn't understand a word he was saying. Still had to replay it 10 times...

i ship it 😖

@@1974USM pp

@CyberCentral Last I checked, my Catholic ass was raised on the same book as every other Christian.

They both believe in the same saviour and god, and yet they still can't get along. We're not so different from other animals.

Scotland has some parallels.

@@stevekaczynski3793 A friend at work said; in Derry you'll be asked what football team you support as a sly way to guess your religion. In Glasgow, they'll ask your religion to figure out your football team.

More like they mean totally different things in the US. Cause that is exactly what they mean in my country

@@jondo553 Not really- the number of truly religious, believing, practicing Irish is no doubt tiny (though I imagine bigger than in England). Everybody else just uses "Catholic" and "Protestant" as Tribal Labels

Same he’s too soft and sweet 🥰

Same here !!!!! SAME !!!

He's so cute.

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And that's what you take away from this? 😂

It’s the mouse

Lemon Mart mousse

@@nicholasvanlierde2546 The Salmon Mousse?

*realised You are welcome. So you admit to not watching the first season. Good for you.

@@lemonmart7793 a mouse? It pissed or shit on his hair? Or did it cum on his hair "There's Something About Mary" style.

3:02 She's like, "What? They do? I'm not sure that's true! Is it true? Should I write it down if it's not true?!"

Orla and Asling have to be my two favourites from the series.

I mean I remember being in a rlly unionist area and one car park was full and then I realised it was for the bingo so idk bout that one haha. Others are all true though 😂

They really do love Newcastle (Northern Ireland) though

They go to Portrush,.!!!!

My Protestant NI granny had the same toaster from 1952, when she bought her first house, until 2016 when she moved into a nursing home. It was a fucking ARTEFACT that toaster. 🤣

@Ryan Connolly I’m from Newcastle and I really don’t see the appeal 😂

@Andrew Smith What?!..No!

If only this were true...

Gabrielle Kelly omg Lana is Ur profile pic aswell

Protestants like soup.

Kinda thought that was a play on the changing demographics in NI.

hugo contreras Agh I agree

Not as funny as The Inbetweeners.

@@scottallison8896 Ok? No one asked about the Inbetweeners???

@@burytheberry4102 It's my opinion malaka!

@@scottallison8896 Ok Minecraft Rules

I'm not going to ruin the 420 likes

I did not get that joke

@@yomilala8929 He took a "sabbatical" to pursue a relationship with a hairdresser.

lmfaoooo

Your not wrong, when I see a good statue, I'd be interested for a second

Live in bundoran 🙈 near died when it got mentioned

At the risk of sounding completely uncultured, I still can't tell what statue is supposed to mean in this context

@@Mugsi Catholics really make a fuss over Mary, she's almost as important as Jesus himself where church of Ireland don't put her there as hi as we do. You know your in a Catholic house hold when there few statues around

@@Mugsi Statues of Jesus, Mary and saints.

I agree, she adds so much to the show's humour, it would be a shame if they reduced her role!

@@trinaq I know Sister Michael is hilarious! Her comebacks are great she makes me laugh so hard.

Some off her sayings are hilarious😂

"i love a good statue. It has to be said."

Joshua Paterson she’s so funny. 😂

😊

She said "slutty" hairdresser haha

I think she said "slutty hairdresser".

HOLLEERRRIIINNN😂😂😂

*slutty

In case you're not from N. Ireland, those are actually both true

@@SeaJayBelfast Not from Northern Ireland but protestant, and man I would love for my toaster to be in teh cupboard. Went to NI with my Irish husband and loved that the tour guide said that there are only protestant ghosts, because the catholic ones go to heaven lol

I like ‘Protestants love soup’ best. It’s so random.

@@XeaRae During the Irish famine, Protestant missionaries would give starving catholics soup if they converted. That's what they are referring to. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Souperism

What’s behind the “toaster in cupboard” thing? And don’t answer marmite :)

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Marie Billow really, what do they say?!

@@c0ronariu5 "For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever".

@@mazzarider6057 I was born and raised catholic and I used to say that too. German catholic though.

It’s usually said at Mass but not other times like praying The rosary

Mazza Rider I say that in mass, so I was a bit confused, maybe like someone else here said, different countries do it differently. Thanks though 😀

A friend once told me that Catholics are just self-hating pagans.

Tash I can relate!

Protestants do love Mary but we Catholics love her more. ;-). OTOH the Eastern Orthodox can give us Papists a run for our money on loving Mary.

YEP......you are ABDOLUTELY lovers of the Queen of Heaven and you will have to give an account to Yahweh for it.

@@tiathompson6674 Rather in the OT the Kings of Judah didn't make any of their wives Queen. They made their mothers the Queen. The office was called the Guverah (Lady). That is why the names of the mother's of the Kings of Judah are listed and the lists of the Kings of Israel omit them in the post divided kingdom era. Now who is the Final King of Judah. Melak Yeshua Ben Miriam. Jesus Son of Mary. Mary is Biblical. Protestantism not so much.....

jensimaster Orange?

XZDrake thanks, think I might have been taught about that at school: William of Orange and the Stuarts Kings and Queens but forgot about a lot of his history. In Englaf the emphasis is only on Charles 1 and 2.

Orange bastard.

@@siramea no one believes me when I tell them that. Then again stopping random people on the streets to discuss the origins of root vegetable colours is rather odd now that I think about it.

@XZDrake You Orange bastard..lol

...why do Protestants hate ABBA? I mean, is there some kind of hidden reference here? Or is it just random?

@@weareallbornmad410 would be weird since sweden is primarily protestants....

@@j.j2030 That's what I thought, too :) Although, I'm guessing "Protestants" really means "Anglicans" here, and that's definitely not Swedes...

Not really... The protestants are neatly divided in different groups the largest of which is most certainly not Anglican...

@@weareallbornmad410 mostly Presbyterian in the North of Ireland

my housemate is Dutch and literally I keep having to rescue the toaster from the cupboard

'Distance between the eyes' - I died.

Aye, it is da Calvinism, it leaks into ya if ya're Dutch, no matter if you're atheist, Jewish, cathlic... It leaks, and there is no rescue, only a strict, toasterless existence can keep yar cupboard free of toasters... It comes with the Total Depravity

I never knew that that was a thing...until now. My whole life the toaster has sat on the kitchen counter, and I couldn’t be more proud 😂

I always thpught toasters were meant to be stored in a cupboard then put on the bench when it is being used XD and yes I am a protestant.

My mother comes from a mixed NI Cathloic/Protestant marriage (grew up in Scotland) and she can be completely schizo when it comes to the "Irish" question - loves all things Irish (culture, literature, music, history, etc) but then can be like Ian Paisley when the issue of NI comes up.

​@@gustavmarie Maybe don't use word "schizo" like that? Schizophrenia is a serious psychiatric condition which apparently you know nothing about if you use it so nonchalantly (and comparison is wrong to begin with

Excuse me?

Eoin Monnelly sure

well, I mean, James is a bastard.

MH from NH aye thanks for that Michelle

Maddie W CANT BREATHE

Sister Michael is going to hell for that lol Now you know I’m Catholic lol

Sister Michael needs her own spin off lol

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Except there's only one writer. Lisa McGer was behind this genius scene.

So do you keep your toaster in the cupboard?

You're not that special. You're all just plain old boring white people.

@@zyxwut321 In your opinion... grumpy boots! What's your problem with white people?

@@zyxwut321 Take your identity politics nonsense elsewhere, we have quite enough of it in Ireland already.

@@hissycissy2748 .

Alsatiagent and are you????

That friends is obviously very uneducated... Protestants are Christian, we believe in God and go to Church just like Catholics ... and I'm actually Anglican not protestant because protestants are broken down into Methodist, Anglican, Quakers and more I can't think of right now.

Which signifies that no Protestant religion is correct ffs they were created in the 17th century .. thousands and thousands of year after Jesus. Read the Nicene creed which is read at Anglican masses and then you’ll convert to Catholicism

@@piddlerpat Except Catholicism was created by king Constantine

Are you catholic? I mean the Nicene creed which was established by Constantinople is read out at every Christian ceremony yet they still broke from Roman Catholicism.. I honestly can’t get my head around that! Second Matthew 16:18 is enough

@Andrew Smith No experience ;)

He cant. Broke his vow of Celibacy.

@@pentuplove6542 Watch episode 3 of season 1. You'll understand his lapse of faith.

😂😂🤣

so you've seen his knob then?

I don't get it

Mir Egal Protestants hold a march through the catholic centre of town every year, it’s considered pretty derogatory towards Catholics.

@@c0ronariu5 thx I didn't know that

c0ronariu5 Don’t the Catholics also do that?

Gamenetreviews I’m Catholic, and I hope not.

ah thats not really what its about though really....its more cultural stuff

It's because "Catholic" and "Protestant" mean something different in Ireland to the rest of the World

Angel Priscilla Protestant and Catholics have some differences in their bible though

@@dubmait That's exactly it. These kids aren't religious, they just call themselves "Catholic" and "Protestants" because it's their tribal religion. @angel priscilla, take note

/whoosh

@Andrew Smith I think they might, I got the impression that the final smile between Erin and the fella could have been laying the groundwork for something.

@Andrew Smith lol

@Andrew Smith the take that concert is in Belfast.....

Hawkmoon McGee Protestants keep toasters in cupboards 😂

@Andrew Smith you sound like a protestant lol

@Andrew Smith just keep the toaster in the one place, beside the kettle.

@Andrew Smith Do you believe any of it is true? 😶

Catholics keep coal in the bath because its cleaner then the tap water

Don't take His name in vain

@@coolmacatrain9434 I know Protestants call Mary a whore and refuse to worship God and see themselves as gods and love abortion

@@nenabunena False on so many levels

@@coolmacatrain9434 for intercession

I mean your missing the point ...obviously theres loads in common but they only think of the differences

The whole board is on Dylan's Twitter.

brilliant

I did...

Had to read them all 😂

Catholics love Mary, Protestants love soup.

It's funny cause it's true! 😂😂

@@matthewmcnerlin231 no it's not.

@@irishcountrygirl78 well in Tyrone it is/was. Although in those days we had to have a special Arial to watch TV shows

@@matthewmcnerlin231 well in Donegal we consider RTÉ as utter bollix. We were able to get a signal from Enniskillen for BBC channels. Fortunately. Ryan Tubridy on Friday nights is a crime on viewers eyeballs. We've never really done good talk shows. Pity we pushed Graham Norton away because he was a gay protestant (yet he still considers himself irish bless him) . He is *fantastic*.

@@irishcountrygirl78 Aye but back in the day for US shows TV3 and RTE 2 were ahead so I preferred watching that. Also yes on the Ryan part, these days RTE comes across anti-north and he is a general twat.

I’m Catholic in US and we sometimes say the doxology after the Lord’s Prayer.

@Andrew Smith totally agree it's a shame that she only gets a few lines every episode

She definitely needs more screen time

@Andrew Smith I agree although she is brilliant doing her thing in the background of every scene.

@Andrew Smith She likes meltin' stuff.

@@nunyabusiness7858 and eating boiled sweets.

Isn’t this a British show ? Northern Ireland is part of the 🇬🇧

J 19 but not part of Britain...

J 19 In your dreams - Troll. The Six Counties never were, aren’t, and never will be “British”. 26+6=1 TAL 🇮🇪

@@siobhanofarrell4646 The north or Ireland never belonged to a United Ireland either you seem to forget or are ignorant of the fact that through most of the islands history it remained a disunited land of petty tribal kingdoms that warred with each other on a near constant basis. Land belongs to those who can take it that's the natural order of things. However there are two ways that can change like with what i already said 1. It gets taken by force the most common way or 2. like with down south it get's given/traded away in a treaty resulting from a chaotic period war,social instability,territory is not needed/worth anything anymore ect. Don't try to apply a political fantasy to history.

ClockWork I know my own bloody history you eejit - and it doesn’t matter if one country takes another by force - it STILL doesn’t mean it’s theirs. From a personal perspective - from as far back as the 17th century - my family has never acknowledged the Brits claim on our land. We don’t recognize their laws, their government - they could try to split our country in two, Stormont could engage in their perpetual wankfest of being “a Protestant government for a Protestant people” and it STILL didn’t make those Six Counties theirs. If territory isn’t that important, if it isn’t needed/worth anything anymore, then the Protestants should have no problem going into a united Ireland. That ugly ass bitch Arlene Foster and her ilk will have to deal with that reality soon enough. 🇮🇪 TAL

That’s one they got wrong

You won’t be disappointed !

I do enjoy a good statue it has to be said

No no no, they're called, Cyaathlicks

Have you listened to their interviews? They said that Orla did quite a lot of physical acting, she used props a lot such as the big sucker etc etc. I missed this incident completely, thank you for making me aware of it. She is truly brilliant! I cannot wait for S3!

@@quierocomerteabesos It's a term that dates back to the Irish Famine in the 1840s. The potato crop that sustained most Irish Catholic farmers failed, and it's estimated that a million people died and a million emigrated in fairly desperate conditions. In the midst of this, some Protestant churches saw an opportunity to increase the size of their flock, and offered soup to the starving Catholics, on condition that they recant their faith and become Protestants. I've also read that they served meat soup (forbidden to Catholics) on Fridays, but I'm not sure how reliable that story is to be fair. Now, to most of us, it's a fairly logical decision to take the soup and avoid starving. However, those who did were looked upon with scorn by those who toughed it out, and became known (in a derogatory way) as "soupers" or "those who took the soup". Basically, it implied that such people lacked moral fibre. Mad, I know. To this day, there are some Irish Protestants bearing very Catholic-sounding surnames who are suspected of being descendants of "soupers". Prominent suspects in this regard include ex-RUC Chief Constable Ronnie Flanagan; loyalist mass murderer Lenny Murphy; and BBC radio presenter Stephen Nolan. Hence the "Protestants love soup" line. Hope that explains it.

Lemon Cake You’re welcome! Great show is Derry Girls, hard to believe a show like this has been such a big hit overseas.

Nolwenn Appelbaum Not really sure there’s any deeper meaning to that one tbh. Most Irish Catholics keep theirs in open view on the kitchen counter. I did a line with a Protestant woman once who had her’s in the cupboard. Mind you, most of the Twitterati seem to agree with the comparison... Holy shops, on the other hand, are an exclusively Catholic thing. As is RTÉ in the context of NI, and the GAA (by and large).

@Nolwenn Appelbaum They're shops that sell religious items such as holy communion dresses, crucifixes, holy water, beads, icons etc.

@@TheLastAngryMan01 they damn divil good at making soap too, like pros!! My inlaws are protestant and *omg* their soup. I'm agnostic though. None of that religion crap for me, l will eat the soup however *nom*

Protestants like march &,Catholics like to walk.

@chrishunt9931 The main difference is that Catholics have 4 ways of interpreting the Bible including allegorical but Protestants only have 1 which is literal. Another difference is that Catholics have 73 books in the Bible while Protestants have only 66.

True catholic thing😃👍

i do to be fair

Did Pause & did read thr freeze screen. Was worth it.

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Love flutes? Lol! What in the world?

@@AWalkingHat Because of the flute bands on Orange Marches. The only one that had some logic behind it. 🤣

Omg I never raised that until now but it’s actually true. All my Protestant friends have a narrower nose and the eyes are closer together