Susie sang already in the afternoon. Maybe they might bring her back again but I doubt
But the Pope seemed less than impressed walking out in the middle of her act mutteringin German[according to lipreaders], 'Come back Eoghan Quigg, all is forgiven' or something to that effect.
I would like to complain about the wall to wall coverage of Manchester United on our screens this week.
Only 8% of the UK population is Mancunian and only half of them practising Man Utd. fans at that. I don't see why taxpayers' money should be funding the policing of these games.
I know we are told watching will enrich our lives and improve our passing game but Alex Ferguson isn't the friendliest looking manager to take advice from, though I'm sure he knows what he's talking about.
I do think it's really unfair to give them so much bad press for what Wayne Rooney's done though, when he's only one of a very large squad of players. People haven't been criticising Ashley Cole this week have they ? or a whole host of other people who are not even footballers.
I'm sorry but how many hourss have been given to this compared to that given to the visit of his odiousness?
Completely OTT coverage & shameless money making out of selling tickets. Isn't it supposed to be about religion rather than business? As long as he doesn't block roads I go on.........
Haven't watched any of it thank god. I have no requirement to see him as I think the whole thing is completely pointless. If anybody from our country were desparate to see him why don't they get a plane to Rome.
The Catholic Church are living in a little world of their own anyway, perhaps when they start thinking a little more realistically people might take note of them.
I'm sort of confused about why it's getting so much coverage. It's the 21st Century, the UK isn't Catholic, or even particularly religious, so why is his visit being flashed all over the TV? Yes, the Pope is a reasonably important person, but then so are plenty of other people that have visited the country over the years, and I don't see them getting blanket coverage on news channels, or several hours of air time on BBC1 and 2. I don't see why the pope deserves it.
Completely with you. Besides nothing says faith louder than 2 inches of bullet proof glass :D:D
Ms Bohan, who lives with her parents in Auchinleck, is the only musical member of her family. She says she never imagined she would be a singer. At Aberdeen University, where she got her Bachelor of Music degree, she was an instrumentalist and still plays clarinet, piano, saxophone, violin and guitar.
“When I was at school people used to say I had a nice voice but I was too shy to perform in front of people.” Two years ago, however, she began singing lessons with the Scottish mezzo soprano Cheryl Forbes and became a member of the Kilmarnock Amateur Operatic Society. She hopes to sit the Trinity Diploma at the Guildhall School of Music
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But the Pope seemed less than impressed walking out in the middle of her act mutteringin German[according to lipreaders], 'Come back Eoghan Quigg, all is forgiven' or something to that effect.
because its pointless:rolleyes::rolleyes:
I'm sorry but how many hourss have been given to this compared to that given to the visit of his odiousness?
grow up
The Catholic Church are living in a little world of their own anyway, perhaps when they start thinking a little more realistically people might take note of them.
This has to be the post of the decade.
I've had to switch to Euronews, where Benny's visit isn't getting much attention compared to the nonsensical amount of coverage on the BBC and Sky.
They did report that the turnout has been poor today, which is good.
He's rehearsing for an appearance on Pope Idol tomorrow.
Completely with you. Besides nothing says faith louder than 2 inches of bullet proof glass
laura bohan, the girl who i thought had a great voice sings at 0:47:55.. a shame it is not on you tube.. she deserves to be heard by more people..
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00ttqcx/The_Popes_Visit_2010_Papal_Mass_from_Glasgow/
http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/home-news/humbled-the-scots-teacher-who-will-sing-for-the-pope-1.1054616
Ms Bohan, who lives with her parents in Auchinleck, is the only musical member of her family. She says she never imagined she would be a singer. At Aberdeen University, where she got her Bachelor of Music degree, she was an instrumentalist and still plays clarinet, piano, saxophone, violin and guitar.
“When I was at school people used to say I had a nice voice but I was too shy to perform in front of people.” Two years ago, however, she began singing lessons with the Scottish mezzo soprano Cheryl Forbes and became a member of the Kilmarnock Amateur Operatic Society. She hopes to sit the Trinity Diploma at the Guildhall School of Music