World Cup schism?
Cartoonist Jason Bach imagines native Argentinian Pope Francis and Pope Benedict VI, a German, discussing the upcoming World Cup Final. Some of Bach's humor is purely Catholic -- such as trying to play hide and seek with St. Anthony of Padua, the patron saint of those seeking lost objects. The ones along these lines -- with "Frank" and "Ben" finding their personal styles at odds -- touch on how, styles apart, the message remains the same. I find the thought of the two Popes sharing a delivery pizza (hold the anchovies) totally charming. (Cartoonist Bach regularly posts at http://www.jasonbachcartoons.com, specializing in cartoons of interest to Catholics)
Thanks to Jason Bach for his kind permission to reproduce his work here.
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