[Old Yeller]

I can’t belief what I saw at the Catholic cemetery where my parents are buried. Inside the mausoleum part, where bodies are stacked indoors, people leave cards and letters to the dead as if during the night, they all crawl out of their crypts and read the stuff, probably to each other.

[Slyfox]

So what are you trying to say?

[panzerkamphwageneinz]

Jews leave prayers written on paper in cracks in the wailing wall.

[Resettozero]

I can’t belief what I saw at the Catholic cemetery where my parents are buried. Inside the mausoleum part, where bodies are stacked indoors, people leave cards and letters to the dead as if during the night, they all crawl out of their crypts and read the stuff, probably to each other.

I've had the same sort of wonderment while seeing the paper prayers devout Judaisers have left in the Wailing Wall.

[Joe 6-pack]

"I can’t belief what I saw at the Catholic cemetery where my parents are buried. Inside the mausoleum part, where bodies are stacked indoors, people leave cards and letters to the dead as if during the night, they all crawl out of their crypts and read the stuff, probably to each other."

I'll bet you find the Viet Nam Memorial downright hilarious.

The Things They Leave Behind: Artifacts From the Vietnam Veterans Memorial

[timlilje]

Yeah, folks do this at the Vietnam Memorial too—Really wierd stuff!!

[caww]

....” Inside the mausoleum part, where bodies are stacked indoors, people leave cards and letters to the dead as if during the night, they all crawl out of their crypts and read the stuff, probably to each other”...

Well I haven’t heard that one before..but I’m no longer surprised by any behavior they do now. Most of it is to make them feel better or somehow more religious in one form or another. It must work for them or they wouldn’t keep doing it, but then most is habitual from years of indoctrination.