Jesus May Have Been Born Years After Pope Thinks, Claims Incoming Anglican Archbishop
December 8, 2012 by Admin
Filed under Uncategorized, Vatican
CANTERBURY––The “mistake” was made by 21st century Pope and scholar known as Benedict XVI or God’s Rottweiler, the incoming Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby claims in his new book, Christ of Nazareth: The Baby Narratives, published on Thursday. “The Pope claims that the calculation of the beginning of our calendar, that being based on the birth of... Read More
Italian Doctor Prescribes Israel, Palestine High Dose Of Chill Pill
December 6, 2012 by Admin
Filed under Politics, Uncategorized
ROME––At the request of Pope Benedict XVI, Rome’s foremost family counselor Dr. Umberto Navarro announced today that he has sat down with Israel and Palestine to try to encourage the volitile couple to peacefully work out their issues. “I sat down with the couple for an hour long counseling session and it quickly became apparent that the relationship is not only insecure,... Read More
Catholics For Choice Asks Vatican To Allow Abortions In Cases of Rape, Incest, Impending Prom
November 3, 2012 by Admin
Filed under Libs & Trads, Uncategorized
The pro-choice organization Catholics for Choice today sent a request to the Vatican asking them to ease restrictions on abortion in cases of rape, incest, and impending prom. The focus of the letter was aimed primarily at the subject of impending, “once in a lifetime” proms that many unfortunate teens are forced to miss due to unplanned and untimely pregnancies. The request, sent... Read More
Parishioner Agnes Day Excited About New Vatican Crackdown On Her Name
October 16, 2012 by Admin
Filed under Mass, Uncategorized
Manchester, NH––For over 40 years, Agnes Day, parishioner at St. Luke Parish, has quietly suffered what she called “decades of unnecessary adaptations to her name.” Day, a daily communicant, told Eye of the Tiber how decades ago parishioners began to give her nicknames. “It’s not like they were bad names or anything…they just weren’t mine. Sometimes... Read More