Bizarre Brazil

Your Holiness, I have forgotten asking you a little favour.

The case is: I need desperately a secretary. Could be a modest one, like your secretary, Monsignor Georg Gaenswein, for example. Would you mind recommend me to the Almight in your prayers?

I thank you on my knees.
Sincerely yours, Ira.

Monsignor Georg Gaenswein, Pope’ secretary, also known as “Gorgeous George”.

Pope Benedict XVI de the “thing” (I have read somewhere that the name in English is “Popemobile”) in Aparecida, at his last day in Brazil.

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Bom Jesus Seminary, where Pope Benedict XVI is hosted at Aparecida city.

Pope Benedict XVI at Esperança [hope] Farm, in Guaratingueta (Sao Paulo county) to drug addicts, surrounded by the people.

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Campo de Marte Airport, at Pope’s mass, 11th May 2007.

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We, Brazilians have changed the advertising of Daniela Cicarelli — she was in all her glory, as God has made her, I dare say — for the “welcome Pope banner”, at Consolacao Street. As you know, we Brazilians can’t stand people who has or uses little clothes…

Before

After

Bem-vindo Papa Bento XVI = Welcome Pope Benedictus XVI

(Aren’t billboards suppose to be banned in Sao Paulo?)

The Pope is hosted at this beautiful monastery.

The Pope and Mr. Serra, Governor of Sao Paulo (county) and his wife.

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Oh yes! This Pope is very fashion. His red shoes are from Prada and he loves sun glasses from famous griffes. Who has not a pecadillo? People, behaviour like Christ, forgive him!

About red shoes business see my old post The Pope was pop once.

The Pope and his means of transportation at Sao Paulo.

The airplane

The helicopter

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I think this Pope is a bad luck guy. He has arrived at Sao Paulo , a place where the weather is always spring, is freezing! See some images from places that he will visit.

Campo de Marte Airport, today at 3:30 pm

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The Pope was pop once. At least in 1980, when John Paul II visited Brazil.

Here is the prove! Those lovely red shoes!