ex cathedra: The world goes on

Sunday, April 24, 2011

The world goes on

NBC has an Easter-themed program this morning with...
Christiane Amanpour...and "Rev" Al Sharpton.

Bestemmia.

Aaaand. I went to YouTube and they had some recommendations for me.
Because I had watched a piece on the election of the new Master
of the Dominican Order, they suggested that I would like
the old Monty Python piece called "Military Fairy."

WTF?

Aaaaaand. I actually looked at the Easter sermons from the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of Rome. Too much talking. Most of it could be cut out. And the role that the Pope now has in commenting on world events...so predictable. Peace, blah blah. Etc.

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