Saint Peter: Repent of your wicked ways or sod off.
[He spits Father Sean and disappears, revealing he was just a streetlight]
Father Sean: Then he gobbed in my face and turned back into a streetlight.
Homer: (to Bart after he got expelled) Boy, I can't believe you got expelled! Well, don't expect to spend all week lying around on the couch like a bum, 'cause that's my thing.
Lisa: Bart, a school-sponsered medieval festival is supposed to be the best day of a young girl's life, and you ruined it. You deserve to be expelled for this.
Bart: I didn't do it! Mom, you believe me, don't you?
Marge: Bart, I love you, but sometimes I don't love your choices. (groans) Now weāll have to find another school for you.
Homer: Yeah and if you get kicked out of that one, you're going straight in the Army, where you'll be sent straight to America's latest military quagmire. Where will it be? North Korea? Iran? Anything's possible with Commander Cuckoo Bananas in charge.
Homer: Shouldn't a person have a right to choose his own religion?
Lisa: As strange as it seems, Dad, I agree.
Homer: What?
Lisa: Everyone should be able to choose their faith, just like I chose Buddhism.
Father Sean: Buddhism? (laughs) Well, I guess lots of kids have imaginary friends.
Lisa: I'll ignore that.
Bart: Easy on the zeal, Churchosā¦ I've got something to say. Don't you get it? It's all Christianity, people! The little stupid differences are nothing next to the big stupid similarities!
Ned Flanders: We gotta stop them now! Once they seal the deal, there's no turning back; just like the Jews with their snippety-snip.
Marge: Homer, you've been out all night and you look like you've accepted someone as your personal something. Were you at that Catholic Church?
Homer: Look Marge, I know I was supposed to yell at that priest, but he's so cool! He plays drums in a band with a bunch of other priests!
Marge: I knew they'd try to convert you! That's what they do! Well, I'm not having another twelve kids.
Homer: Marge, no one is saying twelve. (gets out a pamphlet called "Plop till You Drop") Nine, ten, tops!
Homer: All pancakes aside, I really came here to talk about my son.
Father Sean: I understand. But can it wait till after Bingo?
Homer: Bingo? That's my favorite game. I just can't remember what to yell out when you win.
Father Sean: Bingo.
Homer: That's my favorite game. I just can't remember what to yell out when you win.
Father Sean: (sighs) How about you just say, "Yay, I won!"
Homer: BINGO!
Sister Thomasina: [to Bart] In the old days, we'd use a ruler to deal with incorrigibles like you.
Bart: Thanks for the history lesson, sis.
Sister Thomasina: These days, we use a yard stick! (whacks Bart with a yard stick)
Bart: I'll show you! I'll move 33 inches away. (moves his desk back)
Sister Thomasina: A yard's 36! (whacks Bart again)
Marge: Bart, this could be a good new school. Oakwood Academy. Huh?
Bart: Mom, that's a school for the blind.
Marge: Think of the leg-up you'd have.
Marge: Homer, you're a grown man and you can make your own decisions about your religion, but I didn't change Bart's diapers for five years to see him become a Catholic!
Bart: I thought there was a monster in the potty.
Reverend Lovejoy: Bart, you've taught us all an important lesson: we Christians have been niggling over details for far too long.
Father Sean: Amen. And I hope that from this day forward, we all learn to take Bart's message of tolerance and understanding to heart.
(Fade to 1,000 years later, when two groups inspired by Bart confront each other in a war zone)
Bart Soldier: We believe that God's last prophet, Bart Simpson preached a message of tolerance, and love.
Bartman Soldier: We believe the holy Bartman preached a message of understanding and peace, before he was betrayed by his follower, Milhouse! And pulled apart by snow-mobiles, until he died.
Principal Skinner: Now kids, since the middle ages had no compact disks or Super Mario Men, people found entertainment in abusing the village idiot. So, let history come alive.
(The kids start throwing fruit at Willie, who is hoisted in a small cage)
Groundskeeper Willie: Wait! Let me take out my contact lenses. (gets hit in the eye with a tomato) Ahhh! (the kids laugh) Pelt all you want. Revenge will be Willie's. (a stapler hits Willie in the face) Aghhh, that was a stapler!
Father Sean: We're having our monthly pancake dinner. Care to join us?
Homer: You've transformed breakfast into dinnerā¦ It's a miracle! (kneels and starts to pray) Log cabin, full of taste, my stomach is with thee. Blessed art thou among syrups and blessā¦
Sister Thomasina: No prayin' to the condiments! (whacks Homer with a yard stick)
Father Sean: I've never seen such masterful bingo playing. What's your secret, Homer?