ex cathedra: Catlick humer

Monday, September 29, 2014

Catlick humer

On a very English Catholic blog I sometimes read, the owner just blocked a commentor who was persistent in not following his rules. (Not me, btw. I only read there, never comment.) At the end of his expulsory proclamation, he added this note:

I don't know who you are, but I hope that one day, should I and you make it there, we shall merrily meet in Heaven, where I'll be more patient and charitable and you'll be less annoying.

Not bad.

And for those of you not steeped in Catholick lore, the phrase "we shall meet merrily in Heaven" is a quote from St Thomas More's letter to his daughter Meg, written from the Tower just before his death at the hands of his former pal, King Henry.

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