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And now this, using the same idol.
Amazonian ‘Way of the Cross’ prayed during Vatican’s Amazon synod
https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/amazonian-way-of-the-cross-prayed-during-vaticans-amazon-synod-47594
The empire strikes back. In a manner that only emphasises the reasons the idols were thrown into the Tiber. Who is the audience for this emotional eulogy to ” worthless idols made by human hands”? Certainly not those who support the action of throwing them into the Tiber.
haha! I love it. Zuhlio returns.
I can’t thank those men enough. The image of the triplets walking to the bridge, then a quick wack and a plunk. Ah, a thing of beauty. I can’t stop thinking of it and whenever I do, I smile.
God bless you, young men. You sure represented many of your Catholic brothers and sisters in that one act of righteous rebellion. Oorah, and onward.
Groovy, Zuhlio. That song gets one in the mood for sideburns, a Paisley shirt, and a lava lamp.
How ’bout “Hey Mr. Tambourine Man”:
Hey, Pagan Pachamama enjoy the deep blue sea,
The children think you’re creepy so to Hell with you.
Hey, Pagan Pachamama enjoy the deep blue sea,
The jingle-jangle Synod must give God His due.
(The Barque of Peter will never be a “magic swirling ship.” The Synod attendees should set aside 8-track tapes of the Doobie Brothers for Gregorian chant. Dominus vobiscum.)
I heard a little Country in the guitar –
Rich with multiple genres
I really like the adaptation. Another song that might make an interesting addition is the old Steppenwolf song “Hey Lawdy Mama” as “Hey Pacha Mama.”
Good work, you idol-drowners! And now y’all have a theme song too!
You are multi-talented Father, to even swimmingly sing simultaneously with your own self. Those busker days were preparatory for your real music. Thanks for the laugh.
Thank you for this – I needed a good laugh.