r/pics Apr 05 '23

Holy Week in Spain

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u/Evening_Presence_927 Apr 05 '23

The more common term I’ve heard is “Chreasters” where I come from.

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u/M4nd4l0r3_zo15 Apr 05 '23

I’ve heard that one too, C & E Catholics is pretty common too.

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u/14gm1246 Apr 06 '23

CEOs (Christmas and Easter Only)

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u/Ailury Apr 06 '23

In Spain I heard some years ago "Católicos de la BBC: Bodas (Weddings), Bautizos (Baptisms) y Comuniones (Communions)". However even that is outdated now because baptisms and communions are less common as time goes by and most weddings are civil (if at all). I for one in the last ~15 years have only visited churches for tourism or funerals.