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Stephen Colbert Was Pretty Excited for the Pope’s Visit…
Orginally published on Monday, April 14, 2008 at 7:35 AM
by Todd Rhoades
It seems that Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert was pretty excited about the Pope's visit to New York City this last weekend. Take a look to see what kind of preparation he made for His Holiness's visit...
Watch the video here from AMERICA, the National Catholic Weekly...
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Monday, April 14, 2008 at 8:51 AM
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Tuesday, April 15, 2008 at 10:32 AM
Post Your Comments:As a former Catholic, I found that hilarious! I bet the Pope would, too…
Colbert could’ve substituted the unbaptized baby for a larger, Italian, Muslim television personality, and it could have worked, too! But, I think Colbert would’ve gotten himself a hernia trying to swaddle a man like that. And the dude would’ve cried louder, too.
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CS
“His Holiness??????” I can’t get past the idea that anyone who is a child of God would allow someone else to call them “holy!” All this pomp and circumstance for a man. A sinner, mind you, in need of a Savior. A man given attributes that Scripture only assigns to God… “His Holiness”, “Father”, come on!!! Wake up and smell the cult!
Katrina:
Check out the lyrics used for Pope John Paul II, sung to him at his jubilee celebration before he died:
“Long live the Pope!
His praises sound
Again and yet again:
His rule is over space and time:
His throne the heart of men:
All hail! The Shepherd Pope of Rome,
The theme of loving song:
Let all the earth his glory sing
And heav’n the strain prolong…”
I just wonder at times when “In Vicarus Fili Dei” will become the moniker for real for that office.
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CS
you should read FIFTY YEARS AT ROME i forgot the priest name that wrote the book, but it tells all about everything, if anyone is thinking about joining the catholic church they should read this book first, you cant put it down it is so interesting,
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