Especially funny are the scenes depicting the two young spiritual leaders learning the rituals of their respective religions. And as the goy next door, Ms. Elfman is attractive, amusing, and fully believable. Obviously, the love triangle at the heart of the picture is an unusual one. And it is one that rocks the central characters' core beliefs. A spiritual truth is spoken to Father Brian as he seeks counsel to understand what his feelings for Anna might mean to his religious commitment.
Life is a continual process to which there are no shortcuts.
The world is full of temptations and a backwards collar or perfect attendance at Sunday School does not release us from our obligation to renew our minds daily to the commitments that we have made to God. So will I sing praise unto thy name for ever, that I may daily perform my vows.