Thanks muchly. And yeah, I've been thinking, and said further down the thread, I wonder if he'd have acted just the same if we Hadn't done him wrong-- he's painfully shy and socially inept anyway. And he Is very uncomfortable around kids of any age, really.

But Wee Hob says he saw the man roll his eyes at the "Do you reject Satan and all his evil works and empty promises" part of the renewal of Baptismal promises. I can't argue with what he saw-- I saw some similar kinds of behavior myself, which looked like reactions to when he saw Wee Hob, or while the boy was answering the bishop's questions. (Wee Hob was smack in the aisle seat in the first row, with a very direct line of sight to the Monsignor. Kinda hard to miss. I was on the opposite aisle, with similar view.)