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| “One of these is not like the others. One of these just doesn’t belong.” |
No matter your religious persuasion (even my Catholic friends are finding this hilarious) you gotta admit that this is pretty funny!
On Monday a man identifying himself as “Bishop Basilius” of the Italian Orthodox Church arrived at the Vatican supposedly to attend the meetings in advance of the conclave of cardinals which will elect the successor of Benedict XVI, who stepped down from the papacy last week.
The problem is, there is no such thing as the “Italian Orthodox Church”. But that’s not what aroused the suspicion of the Swiss Guard. It was mostly because Bishop Basilius was wearing a cassock that was too short, black tennis shoes, a “strange-looking chain” holding his crucifix, and a purple scarf around his waist instead of the traditional sash.
Oh yeah, and he also donned a black fedora.
Basilius ...
