This is THE funniest thing I've seen on Pope Francis and the cardinals thus far...Brandon Vogt's humor refreshes...in Pope Francis in Motion.
h/t to Father John
Culture: March 2013 Archives
I would hate to have been the architect or pastor of a church that made me think of chicken's face each time I glanced at it. But that's what happened to a Tampa Bay, Florida church: people see a chicken's face in it's building --Holy Cluck.
No doubt the architectural elements were innocently conceived and it wasn't until recently that someone even pointed out the funny iteration of the building. By-and-large the exterior of the church building is fine a looking building. We've seen worse, haven't we on these shores...
Perhaps someone is praying there as well.
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