...as if it matters:
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/reuters/081122/entertainment/centertainment_us_vatican_beatles
As Phil Collins once said...
I've been waiting for this moment all my life.............. right.
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dom-a-nay-nabisco
he has been absolved...........let us rejoice.........
and let there be rock........
makes me wonder if they will forgive me for hitting the nun...
he has been absolved...........let us rejoice.........
and let there be rock........
makes me wonder if they will forgive me for hitting the nun...
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[b]iron eagle wrote: [/b]
dom-a-nay-nabisco
he has been absolved...........let us rejoice.........
and let there be rock........
makes me wonder if they will forgive me for hitting the nun...
[/QUOTE]
Well, SHE hit YOU first.
(this is why you pay me the big bucks.)
[b]iron eagle wrote: [/b]
dom-a-nay-nabisco
he has been absolved...........let us rejoice.........
and let there be rock........
makes me wonder if they will forgive me for hitting the nun...
[/QUOTE]
Well, SHE hit YOU first.
(this is why you pay me the big bucks.)
[QUOTE]
[b]Sir GH wrote: [/b]
...as if it matters:
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/reuters/081122/entertainment/centertainment_us_vatican_beatles
As Phil Collins once said...
I've been waiting for this moment all my life.............. right.
[/QUOTE]
It doesn't matter. In fact, it's a roll-your-eyes kind of story. And yet, the vatican felt the need to 'forgive' after all these years of... what? Holding a grudge? Condemning the man? All those things the church is not supposed to do, right?
And it wasn't a boast, as the vatican calls it now. It was an observation. People expressed passion and enthusiasm for The Beatles in a way they did not express it for religion. John Lennon was right. The Beatles were, in that moment, more popular than Jesus Christ. Nothing need be forgiven there.
Sad, isn't it, that the vatican had this urge to embarrass itself this way? But then again...
[b]Sir GH wrote: [/b]
...as if it matters:
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/reuters/081122/entertainment/centertainment_us_vatican_beatles
As Phil Collins once said...
I've been waiting for this moment all my life.............. right.
[/QUOTE]
It doesn't matter. In fact, it's a roll-your-eyes kind of story. And yet, the vatican felt the need to 'forgive' after all these years of... what? Holding a grudge? Condemning the man? All those things the church is not supposed to do, right?
And it wasn't a boast, as the vatican calls it now. It was an observation. People expressed passion and enthusiasm for The Beatles in a way they did not express it for religion. John Lennon was right. The Beatles were, in that moment, more popular than Jesus Christ. Nothing need be forgiven there.
Sad, isn't it, that the vatican had this urge to embarrass itself this way? But then again...