The photo of The Bowling Nuns of Napa is another classic. Worth a thousand words.
One wishes one could un-see certain things.
It’s obvious Napa is a Leo-Fest.
Why do I suspect that the offenses against the Immaculate Heart—much less the vision of Hell or the Apostasy in the Church prophesied at Fatima will not be mentioned in Napa today?
Another Green New Mass at Tor Vergata. Messaging was clear, as the event took place on a flat, treeless campus that, for a couple of hours, bloomed into a giant green grove of cassocks billowing in the wind, including that of the Pachamama protege himself. Raised behind the table with no crucifix and six candles (aka altar) was the very ugliest of paintings of Christ crucified. Have a look at the pictures and be aghast.
But count on Leo to remain completely unfazed. Why on earth didn’t the producers give their super star some acting lessons? He continues to look like a cardboard cutout and the scripted speeches so boring. However, Chris Jackson was right about the all-purpose catchword “journey,” guaranteed to make any homily a hit with the media. Leo the Lackluster duly used the word at least five times. Quo vadis? Leo’s journey is one that obviously goes down Bergoglio’s Synodal Path. Three months into his papacy, Leo revisited the tomb of his predecessor and reportedly whispered: “You started this work. Give me strength to finish it.”
Frank, I believe Yoots is capitalized.
That clip looked like a Grateful Dead concert.
The photo of The Bowling Nuns of Napa is another classic. Worth a thousand words.
One wishes one could un-see certain things.
It’s obvious Napa is a Leo-Fest.
Why do I suspect that the offenses against the Immaculate Heart—much less the vision of Hell or the Apostasy in the Church prophesied at Fatima will not be mentioned in Napa today?
For and to the rest of us —
Happy Fatima First Saturday
Another Green New Mass at Tor Vergata. Messaging was clear, as the event took place on a flat, treeless campus that, for a couple of hours, bloomed into a giant green grove of cassocks billowing in the wind, including that of the Pachamama protege himself. Raised behind the table with no crucifix and six candles (aka altar) was the very ugliest of paintings of Christ crucified. Have a look at the pictures and be aghast.
But count on Leo to remain completely unfazed. Why on earth didn’t the producers give their super star some acting lessons? He continues to look like a cardboard cutout and the scripted speeches so boring. However, Chris Jackson was right about the all-purpose catchword “journey,” guaranteed to make any homily a hit with the media. Leo the Lackluster duly used the word at least five times. Quo vadis? Leo’s journey is one that obviously goes down Bergoglio’s Synodal Path. Three months into his papacy, Leo revisited the tomb of his predecessor and reportedly whispered: “You started this work. Give me strength to finish it.”