A pilot and a priest end up at the pearly gates together.
St Peter hands the pilot some golden slippers and a silk robe then directs him to the mansion on the hill. Then St Peter hands the priest some paper slippers and a cotton robe and directs him towards some barracks.
The priest objects, telling St Peter about some of his wonderful pastoral ministry and questions why the pilot gets special treatment.
St Peter responds, "That pilot led more people to prayer in his lifetime than you could in six lifetimes."
St Peter hands the pilot some golden slippers and a silk robe then directs him to the mansion on the hill. Then St Peter hands the priest some paper slippers and a cotton robe and directs him towards some barracks.
The priest objects, telling St Peter about some of his wonderful pastoral ministry and questions why the pilot gets special treatment.
St Peter responds, "That pilot led more people to prayer in his lifetime than you could in six lifetimes."
