To: hummingbird
"...it's as if God said, "Let me show you what happens when someone truly worthy of the recognition passes on." I don't think it was coincidence. I had the same feeling at the time; thanks for putting it into words.
Who can forget the image of Mother Theresa being carried aloft through the streets of Calcutta in a simple, yet beautiful, Indian style funeral procession? Juxtapose that with the ululating hysteria taking place in Britain and the Princess Di thing looks like an absurdity (replete with Elton John rewriting a song he wrote for Marilyn Monroe)!
To: GipperGal
When Mother Teresa died, I remember reading an inventory of her posessions. There was a plain robe, a pair of sandles, a rosary, and two or three other cheap personal belongings.
171 posted on
05/25/2005 7:53:41 PM PDT by
xJones
To: GipperGal
Who can forget the image of Mother Theresa being carried aloft through the streets of Calcutta in a simple, yet beautiful, Indian style funeral procession? Juxtapose that with the ululating hysteria taking place in Britain and the Princess Di thing looks like an absurdity (replete with Elton John rewriting a song he wrote for Marilyn Monroe)!
It was so unreal. I felt like the world had turned upside down. The images and emotions displayed seemed so disconnected.
180 posted on
05/25/2005 8:05:25 PM PDT by
hummingbird
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