The reason I think the video is edited. It’s so strange, so jerky, it seems to me to be edited – simply because in some cases he is obviously handing out a rosary case, but we do not see his attendant handing it to him. The ‘pull-away' hand seems to me to be the one reaching for the rosary case, which suddenly appears in his left hand - you can see it in some shots.
Oh well, it appears that I'm wrong again. I guess he does discourage people from kissing his ring in this way. The last bishop's ring I kissed was worn by a bishop who pretty much had to resign. No more kissy-kissy I guess.
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The reason I think the video is edited. It’s so strange, so jerky, it seems to me to be edited – simply because in some cases he is obviously handing out a rosary case, but we do not see his attendant handing it to him. The ‘pull-away' hand seems to me to be the one reaching for the rosary case, which suddenly appears in his left hand - you can see it in some shots.
ReplyDeleteOh well, it appears that I'm wrong again. I guess he does discourage people from kissing his ring in this way. The last bishop's ring I kissed was worn by a bishop who pretty much had to resign. No more kissy-kissy I guess.
Deletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4QCkK4aTyY
ReplyDeleteIt even made it to The Washington Post.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.washingtonpost.com/religion/2019/03/26/pope-francis-ring-kissing-controversy-draws-confusion-over-longstanding-tradition/
I plan on seeing at least the paintings of Tintoretto today. Been looking forward to this since the Cezanne portraits closed last summer.
:D
https://www.nga.gov/exhibitions/2019/tintoretto-the-artist-of-venice-at-500.html