Why do the nations rage, and the peoples plot in vain?
Ho, ho! Here's a laugh! Is this what Dawkins' "Arrest the Pope" campaign has come to?
posted by Schütz @ 11:10 am
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This is all very entertaining, but it is time for all good Catholic boys and girls to be in bed, Paul. Have a good night, and we will chat further in the morning!
After Mass Schutz??
Yes David, bleary eyes for the last couple of days. Hopefully tonight will be early to bed.
Did you just see the Prayers of the Faithful in the languages, apart from English, spoken in the British Isles, namely, German, French, Welsh, Irish, Vietnamese and Punjabi?
Also, if I may be irreverent, I see Pope Benedict has violated John Cleese's dictum "don't mention the war" a couple of times. Today is the anniversary of the Battle of Britain, and when he met the Queen, he couldn't resist reflecting on the paths that took them from the opposite sides in WWII to Hollyrood.
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