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| Saying Mass in Rome Sunday morning. |
...we will be blowing up this picture below of my John-Paul (front left in white shirt) and Andrew (in blue striped shirt next to J-P) with the other altar servers from our parish celebrating with Cardinal Sean on his birthday last summer.
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| Seriously, how cool would it be to say that they celebrated the Cardinal's last birthday with him before he became Pope? |
Also, an Irish American Pope is pretty much the stuff my dreams are made of :)
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| So strange to think that they all go in Cardinals and one emerges as Pope! |
Great picture whether his next post is Bishop of Rome or not.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! And he's a blogger. ; ) I'm in the Archdiocese of Boston too, love Cardinal Sean.
ReplyDeleteI have a napkin used by Cardinal Dolan (do NOT ask) . . . I want to frame it too if he become Pope! (I am weird like that!)
ReplyDeleteKatie...
DeleteCardinal Dolan and I attended the SAME Catholic grade school in St. Louis, MO. Albeit, not at the same time...LOL. Still, I would be so very proud to say that my tiny little Catholic grade school, Holy Infant, helped to play a role in forming a future Pope!!!
I cannot wait for the white smoke!!!! There is so much anticipation this time and not nearly the sadness of a Pope dying when JP2 died...
ReplyDeleteAwesome pic! I TOTALLY get why you would be excited a bout an Irish-American pope! ;)
ReplyDeleteThat picture is so cool!! I've been to a Mass celebrated by Cardinal O'Malley, so I would feel all excited if he became Pope.
ReplyDeleteIs that a Cardinal throwdown, Martin?! What?? Well, my Cardinal James Michael Harvey (our adopted cardinal) will take down your O'Malley any day. BTW, I am Polish and we've already had a Polish Pope. Oh-no-she-didn't. Oh-yes-I-did.
ReplyDeleteSorry. I get all crazy when conclaves begin.
I'm all for an Irish American Pope!
ReplyDeleteEh...Irish American is soooooooo 1920s.
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