the secret
By ( articles ) | May 28, 2006
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"I want to share with you the secret of happiness, that’s why I’m here," said Cardinal McCarrick in his long, loooooong talk at the Stonehill College commencement.
Cardinal Ted continued:
I will do that by first talking about a cartoon. I’m a big cartoon person.
You said it, your Eminence; I didn't.
When I open the newspaper, I first look at the cartoons because often they are the only things I really understand.
And with that he's off, plunging into a magisterial exegesis of a passage from Hagar the Horrible.
About now a critical reader-- someone without the sunny disposition of your Uncle Di-- might wonder whether this Prince of the Church mentioned the name of Jesus in the course of his talk. Fear not; he did. It came later, as he spoke about Father Basil Moreau, who will soon be beatified:
He became a priest and was sent to the Sulpicians and there he developed a deep spirituality, founded and centered on Jesus, which I guess every spiritual life has to be.
I guess.
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