The Catholic community was rocked with news of the Pope’s resignation Monday, but there is still no sign of a successor. But of the 116 cardinals that are up for the job, there is supposed to be a very good chance that the next Pope will come from Latin America or Africa.
But then, just when we thought that only the Catholic faith was turned upside down by the news, the Vatican was struck by lightning! According to Headline News, it was just hours after the Pope made his decision and notified the church.
And now you know the big question is: What does it mean? Does it mean that God is happy with the decision and this was His way of saying, “AND IT IS SO!” or is it His way of saying, “YOU ARE NOT GOING TO GET AWAY WITH THIS!” Which is also confusing.
The 85-year-old Pope said that he just believes he’s unable to fulfill the obligations of his position any longer. What do you think of this phenomenon?
Check out the report.
-J.C. Brooks
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February 12th, 2013 at 8:30 am
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