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    16 Responses to Caption opportunity

    1. Andrew says:

      ~ And now! The motu propio!! ~

      Don’t we all wish?…

    2. Northern Cleric says:

      “Fr Z?……
      Oh! Zat Fr Z!!!
      Yah, I read ze blog every day!”

    3. Ignorant Redneck says:

      Ahhh–Cdl Mahoney, meet my friend, Mr. Torquemanda

    4. Tim Ferguson says:

      Ooooooooklahoma ver der vind comes sveeping down der plainz….

    5. Andrew says:

      Jam dixi vobis! Loquimini latine!

    6. Maureen says:

      Mangia!

    7. Seven of Nine says:

      Now that funny Vincent LOL!

    8. Dr. J says:

      Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere’s Johnny!

    9. Brian says:

      “And here iz Archbishop Marini–as everyone canz see, his Lenten penance is to wear a fiddleback with das biretta to every Mass. Shame on him for hiding the motu propio and thinking I wouldn’t notice!”

    10. the Twin says:

      Whatsa matta wit’ you?

    11. Andy says:

      Presenting the new Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops………………….

      Bernard Cardinal Fellay!!!!!!!!!!!!

    12. Guy Power says:

      Dr. J,

      Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere’s Johnny!
      That’s exactly what I thought when I saw the image!

      Slightly (ever so) plaigerizing you: Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere’s Benny!

    13. John Sim says:

      Smile! You’re on candid camera!

    14. Dan Hunter says:

      Ha Ha no Motu Proprio,the jokes on you,ha ha ha.

    15. Al says:

      Papa Benedetto rehearses for his appearance on Sesame Street:

      “Sing, sing a song,
      song out loud sing out strong,
      sing of good things not bad,
      sing of happy not sad!”

      or

      Papa Benedetto rehearses for his tryout to join the 3 Tenors:

      Ma n’atu sole
      cchiu’ bello, oi ne’.
      ‘o sole mio
      sta ‘nfronte a te!
      ‘o sole, ‘o sole mio
      sta ‘nfronte a te!
      sta ‘nfronte a te!