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Saturday, April 02, 2005
Pope Unconscious, But Not In Coma
The Pope seems to be losing consciousness, but he is not in a coma. Meanwhile for the second day in a row the Vatican has announced a series of Papal appointments. Read the full AP report at Yahoo! News.
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Hey...
I just went thru weeks of T Shiavo and the "Culture of Life" dictates we should keep this guy alive no matter what. Why isn't it being done? Are the people who say his death is near, in fact trying to murder him? Where's the outrage!
It was just reported on MSNBC that he might be trying to 'hang on until tomorrow' as tomorrow is a very special day fo rhim. I didn't hear the reasons why.
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It was just reported on MSNBC that he might be trying to 'hang on until tomorrow' as tomorrow is a very special day fo rhim. I didn't hear the reasons why.
Can someone clarify for me?
My prayers continue for the Holy Father.
Perhaps they were insinuating that since the Pope is a great devotee to Mary, he wants to die on the Feast of the Annunciation.
Sunday is Divine Mercy Sunday--is that "tomorrow"? The Holy Father cannonized St. Faustina, the Polish nun who received the message of Divine Mercy.
I misspoke - meant to type "Vigil for the Annunciation."
But anyways I think the media, as always, is grasping at straws.
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