Funny Moment Girl Gives Catholic Priest High-Five During Prayer Session
- A kid's attitude during a prayer session has got people laughing hard on social media
- The girl slapped the hand of the priest in a high-five, thinking he was greeting her
- Immediately she slapped his hand, the clergyman and the people present burst into pearls of laughter
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In a video that has gathered close to two million views as at the time of writing this report, a little girl high-fived a priest in the church as he was trying to bless her.
With the father's hand outstretched, and his palm facing her, she perhaps thought the man was calling for a high-five.
The clergyman burst into laughter as he found the girl's action very funny. Her mother quickly cautioned her, putting the kid's hand down.
Sometimes, a kid's disposition to being playful could be entirely unmatched. Children could find fun in the most unlikely events. Perhaps, that is why a maxim advises that to enjoy life well, one must behave like them.
Watch the video below:
Briefly News compiled some of the reactions to the video below:
@Abosamra001 said:
"Ok guys as Muslim i didn't understand what going on I thought that he was greeting her in a fun way but then I realised whats going on."
@duchessbidex said:
"She thought he wanted a high five. Don't you just love kids? So cute."
@_chiomasylvia said:
"Kids are so innocent Smiling face with halo. The priest didn’t see that coming."
@KiaraSzonja said:
"The absolute glee on the face of the priest."
@iOhJay said:
"Kids! God bless them and their innocent hearts!"
@enderboy4020 said:
"This girl didn't want to leave the priest hanging."
@EmmyDol98563372 said:
"The high five is everything to the girl."
Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that another video showed a little girl saying goodbye to her grandparent amid tears, and got people talking online.
In the short clip that has gone viral on social media and shared by a Twitter handle @KimeeBe, a kid sat in the car as she waved her grandpa goodbye.
Both of them funnily threw kisses at each other as they repeatedly said "I got it", demonstrating catching something invisible.
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Source: Briefly News
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