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Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Isn't this ghastly!

Posted on 7:19 AM by Unknown


I was looking for something for the feast of The Most Holy Name of Mary, and I came across this, I think it is the Sistine Choir.
Poor Pope! I bet he would prefer the "music lovers Mass", the one without music.
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