With all these threads starting about who should be invited to ireland got me thinking,should the pope be invited.With all that has happened in the past few months would he be welcomed with open arms or will he be chastised for his weak response to the ryan report?
Should the pope be invited to ireland?
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04-06-10, 23:17amlShould the pope be invited to ireland?
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04-06-10, 23:32westcorkladInteresting question.Certainly there would be protests from the victims of abuse and their families at his lack of support for them but the older people would probably welcome it.One thing for sure though there would be nothing like the level of interest as there was back in 1979 when the previous Pope came to this country.Quote:
Originally Posted by aml
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04-06-10, 23:46El Gordo
Invited? How about extradited?
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05-06-10, 08:33Mousey
There are no atheists in foxholes ;)
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09-06-10, 18:40texas
Would he want to come?
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09-06-10, 18:42Noah
With all the people being invited we should get a five a side going..
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09-06-10, 21:09amlHenry up front with the pope between the goals:ppricelessQuote:
Originally Posted by Noah
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09-06-10, 21:27Quarterpoundher
Yes... but again only if he says sorry for the suffering his lot inflicted and IS still inflicting on people here...
I think we will need a special sorry gateway at our airports... HRM and HHTP... -
09-06-10, 21:58Noah
the pope or the french twat ?
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09-06-10, 22:43nicegirlsarenice
No.
He can hire out a venue if he wishes and people can go if they want. Just like any other person who isn't in politics would have to.