One of the great traditions in the NHL allows for each member of the championship team to spend a day with the Stanley Cup during the offseason.
Instead of throwing a wild party during his time with the trophy, Colorado Avalanche defenseman Jack Johnson opted to use it for religious purposes.
Thanks to some divine timing, Johnson was able to baptize his three children in Lord Stanley's mug earlier this month.
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The baptism date was planned before the playoffs, so things couldn't have lined up any better.
The religious ceremony wasn't the only item on the agenda that day, as the 35-year-old took his family for celebratory ice cream
This isn't the first time the Stanley Cup has been used for a baptism. Sylvain Lefebvre famously started the trend when the Avalanche won in 1996.