[Resolute Conservative]

I saw her not long ago on a Christian comedy show hosted by Tim Conway. She was pretty funny ( and agile she did gymnastics in her act! ). I was surprised that she was a devout Christian after her stint with the other commies on SNL.

[VOA]

I was surprised that she was a devout Christian after her stint
with the other commies on SNL.

IIRC, she was one of the judges for some sort of film contest
run by a major Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles.
This was 3-4 years ago; I think it was that Presby church on
Mullholland Drive just west of the 405.

[Twinkie]

I’ll never forget “Toonces the Cat” - the cat who could drive a car . . . he would be shown in a skit with passengers (Victoria was always with Toonces cautioning him), sitting at the wheel of a car and “driving”. They would invariably be involved in a very serious accident, but Toonces had the distinction of being the “cat who could drive a car” - sort of like the Democrats who continue to label themselves “the rats who can run a country”.

[tang-soo]

... I was surprised that she was a devout Christian after her stint with the other commies on SNL.

We're told to be in the world, not of it. Here's why...

This is from her biography at tvtome.com

Victoria was once confronted on the set of Saturday Night Live by Al Fraken, who told her that he took offense to her 'ditzy' act. Victoria was hurt, not ever wanting to be perceived as a fake or a phony. and she explained that although her voice is high and squeeky, her actions are not an act. She also explained that she found it hard to come up with decent converstaion when surrounded by a room full of people who's souls she was praying for.

Probably more strength and courage than most.