In Madrid, there is a church that stands out for its unconventional approach to religious worship. The altar of this church is dominated by a rubber duck, an element that completely contrasts with the tradition of traditional Catholic churches.
The masses celebrated in this space are conducted by a clown, which makes the experience even further from conventional religious practices. Despite this unusual nature, the church offers traditional religious services.
The faithful who attend this space can get married, baptize their children, or even hold funerals, following the rituals of the Catholic Church. The church seems to offer an alternative for those seeking a different religious experience or for those who wish to return to the faith in a less conventional way.
The reference in the title to a "ducklife" relationship comes as a wordplay that combines the presence of the duck with the lives of the faithful who seek this rather unorthodox religious community.
