I wouldn't joke about this.Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
April Fools is a bad day for the pope to die. I'm still not sure if I believe you (but I'm at work and not near a TV.)
The 84-year-old's breathing was shallow and his kidneys were failing, a Vatican release said at about noon EST. His blood pressure was also deteriorating and at one point his electrocardiogram was reported to have gone flat.
Originally posted by: EndGame
He is.......their making the proper contacts, preparing an official announment, and making arrangements.....bet on it.
Originally posted by: 3chordcharlie
cbc exceprt:
The 84-year-old's breathing was shallow and his kidneys were failing, a Vatican release said at about noon EST. His blood pressure was also deteriorating and at one point his electrocardiogram was reported to have gone flat.
So he is currently 'not dead'. Yet.
Since recovery seems so unlikely, I hope he passes quickly and peacefully, so the Church can move on.
Originally posted by: 3chordcharlie
cbc exceprt:
The 84-year-old's breathing was shallow and his kidneys were failing, a Vatican release said at about noon EST. His blood pressure was also deteriorating and at one point his electrocardiogram was reported to have gone flat.
So he is currently 'not dead'. Yet.
Since recovery seems so unlikely, I hope he passes quickly and peacefully, so the Church can move on.
Originally posted by: litesgod
Originally posted by: EndGame
He is.......their making the proper contacts, preparing an official announment, and making arrangements.....bet on it.
You may be right. There is an official method to determining the death of a Pope, and until a few moments ago one of the key players in that was giving a Mass outside of St. Peter's. Regardless, his death is very close.
Originally posted by: EndGame
Originally posted by: litesgod
Originally posted by: EndGame
He is.......their making the proper contacts, preparing an official announment, and making arrangements.....bet on it.
You may be right. There is an official method to determining the death of a Pope, and until a few moments ago one of the key players in that was giving a Mass outside of St. Peter's. Regardless, his death is very close.
Yeah........he is struck on the forehead with a silver hammer..........
What a way to "verify" death........
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: EndGame
Originally posted by: litesgod
Originally posted by: EndGame
He is.......their making the proper contacts, preparing an official announment, and making arrangements.....bet on it.
You may be right. There is an official method to determining the death of a Pope, and until a few moments ago one of the key players in that was giving a Mass outside of St. Peter's. Regardless, his death is very close.
Yeah........he is struck on the forehead with a silver hammer..........
What a way to "verify" death........
That is bizarre.
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: EndGame
Yeah........he is struck on the forehead with a silver hammer..........
What a way to "verify" death........
That is bizarre.
Originally posted by: illustri
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: EndGame
Originally posted by: litesgod
Originally posted by: EndGame
He is.......their making the proper contacts, preparing an official announment, and making arrangements.....bet on it.
You may be right. There is an official method to determining the death of a Pope, and until a few moments ago one of the key players in that was giving a Mass outside of St. Peter's. Regardless, his death is very close.
Yeah........he is struck on the forehead with a silver hammer..........
What a way to "verify" death........
That is bizarre.
not really, all cultures have rituals to honor the dead
Originally posted by: 3chordcharlie
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: EndGame
Yeah........he is struck on the forehead with a silver hammer..........
What a way to "verify" death........
That is bizarre.
There is a lot of mysticism mixed up in Catholic (and Anglican) rituals. Most of it has been stripped out of other protestant churches, but it is very much a part of the Catholic tradition.
Originally posted by: Genx87
Guys I am Catholic and think this is sad.
However given the day i cant stop thinking about this as an Aprils Fool joke. They say he is dead then all of a sudden the man rises up and starts doing a dance.
I know I know it is horrible but cant stop thinking about how funny it would be.
