Kazumi and the girls are now waking up in bed and went to the bathroom to brush their teeth. Then, they spit the toothpaste out of their mouth and put their toothbrush away. They are about to go to church as a matter of fact. It is Palm Sunday today of course. Let's hope that Kazumi and the girls will be going to church.

"Morning, mom." said Kazumi.

"Good morning, Kazumi." said her mom. "Get out a cereal."

"Thanks, mom." said Kazumi. "In fact, I like having cereal for breakfast."

"Can you call out the friends, Kazumi?" Her mom asked.

"I sure will, mom." said Kazumi. "Time to have breakfast, girls."

"We'll be right there, Kazumi." said Rainbow Dash.

"Okay, girls." said Kazumi.

The girls came downstairs and went to the table.

"What are we having for breakfast?" Twilight asked.

"We are having cereal for breakfast." said Kazumi. "I have brought some Derpy O's."

"I like having Derpy O's." said Sunset Shimmer.

"Same here." said Pinkie Pie. "Cross my heart and hope to fly, stick a cupcake in my eye."

"Let's eat." said Kazumi.

After breakfast, Kazumi and the girls are getting ready to leave.

"Where are going today, Kazumi?" Rainbow Dash asked.

"We are going to church." said Kazumi. "It is Palm Sunday today."

At the church, Kazumi and the girls went inside, brought a palm leaf, and took their seats.

"Nice place to sit." said Kazumi.

"Good morning." said the priest. "Please stand up as we are about to pray."

Everyone got up and they to the priest.

"In the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit, amen." said the priest and everyone priest.

"Let's start the mass on this Palm Sunday morning." said the priest.

Later, everyone is now leaving church.

"That was a good mass, Kazumi." said Rainbow Dash.

"Yes, it was, girls." said Kazumi. "We rise our palm leaf as the priest told us to."

"I didn't know that." said Sunset Shimmer.

"Now you remember." said Kazumi. "We do that every Palm Sunday."

Kazumi and the girls had a good mass on a Palm Sunday. See what happens in the next chapter of this long story.