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 Pope Francis celebrates mass with 4 homeless men on his 77th birthday 
  
 Vatican News Agency ^ | December 17, 2013 
  
 Posted on by NYer 
  
 Pope Francis turned 77 on Tuesday and celebrated Mass in the Santa Marta guesthouse with 4 homeless men, his closest collaborators and staff from the guesthouse, all of whom afterwards greeted him with a birthday song. 
  
  
  
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 It was Pope Franciss 77th birthday on Tuesday and those present at his morning Mass included Archbishop Pietro Parolin, the Secretary of State and Cardinal Angelo Sodano, the Dean of the College of Cardinals, together with staff from the Santa Marta guesthouse. The congregation also included the Almoner Monsignor Konrad Krajewski who brought with him 4 homeless men who live in the streets around the Vatican. After the mass, all those present wished the Pope a happy birthday and sang greetings to him before joining him for breakfast in the Vatican guesthouse. 
  
  
  
 Todays reading was centered on the genealogy of Jesus and the Pope used this in his homily to reflect on Gods enduring presence in our lives throughout history. He said God wished to live out his life alongside us and took his surname from each of us. 
  
  
  
 God, the Pope continued, has always walked alongside his people, beginning with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. He did not want to come to redeem us without coming to live among us and share our lives. The Pope said this long list of Gods people included saints and sinners. The latter included high level sinners who committed serious sins and who didnt listen to Gods plans for them. 
  
  
  
 Pope Francis said in addition to accompanying us in our lives our God follows us and in this way, he displays His humility, His patience and His love for us. He concluded his homily with a Christmas wish for all of us to allow God to write our lives for us. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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 To: Tax-chick; GregB; Berlin_Freeper; SumProVita; narses; bboop; SevenofNine; Ronaldus Magnus; tiki; ... 
  
 Happy Birthday, your Holiness, ping! 
  
  
  
 by 2 posted onby NYer ("The wise man is the one who can save his soul. - St. Nimatullah Al-Hardini) 
  
 To: NYer 
  
 Ditto to His Eminence! 
  
  
  
 To: NYer 
  
 Actions speak louder than words. Well done. 
  
  
  
 To: NYer 
  
 A very Happy Birthday to Pope Francis! 
  
  
  
 by 5 posted onby trisham (Zen is not easy. It takes effort to attain nothingness. And then what do you have? Bupkis.) 
  
  
  
  
  
 by 6 posted onby trisham (Zen is not easy. It takes effort to attain nothingness. And then what do you have? Bupkis.) 
  
 To: NYer 
  
 The Pope is 77? The Church should find some 50 yr old next time. 
  
  
  
 To: NYer 
  
 OH that so sweet Happy Birthday Holy Father 
  
  
  
 by 8 posted onby SevenofNine (We are Freepers, all your media bases belong to us ,resistance is futile) 
  
 To: NYer 
  
 Happy Birthday Pope Francis! 
  
  
  
 by 9 posted onby Biggirl (Â“Go, do not be afraid, and serveÂ”-Pope Francis) 
  
 To: NYer 
  
 The face of Christ. Think of St. Martin of Tours giving half his cloak to a beggar, and then Christ came to him in a dream wearing the half cloak. Picture the face of Christ in everyone. 
  
  
  
 by 10 posted onby Salvation ("With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26) 
  
 To: Paladin2 
  
 This is young for a Pope. 
  
  
  
 by 11 posted onby Salvation ("With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26) 
  
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 The Church should find some 50 yr old next time. Ahhhh .. the notion that youth will provide a longer papacy. Our RC Bishop here in Albany NY just retired at age 75. It was while still working on the streets of the South End (of Albany) that Hubbard was appointed Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany. On March 27, 1977, at age 38, Hubbard became the youngest bishop in the country. Hubbard was an ultra progressive, called to "street" ministry. He floundered as bishop. His legacy is is a pile of lawsuits against abusive priests he appointed along with the closing of dozens of parishes and schools. Rare is the Bishop of Rome appointed at a young age, like JPII. There is much to be said about old age and wisdom. 
  
  
  
 by 12 posted onby NYer ("The wise man is the one who can save his soul. - St. Nimatullah Al-Hardini) 
  
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 And what happened after the birthday celebration? Were they turned out on the street again? I would hope the Pope would also try to find some way to house these men. 
  
  
  
 by 13 posted onby murron (Proud Mom of a Marine Vet) 
  
 To: murron 
  
 I would hope the Pope would also try to find some way to house these men. What if they refused? What should he do? 
  
  
  
 by 14 posted onby NYer ("The wise man is the one who can save his soul. - St. Nimatullah Al-Hardini) 
  
 To: murron 
  
 No room at the Vatican Inn? 
  
  
  
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 lol 
  
  
  
 by 16 posted onby kjam22 (my newest music video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7gNI9bWO3s) 
  
 To: NYer 
  
 I would hope the Pope would also try to find some way to house these men. What if they refused? What should he do? Offer them the head coaching job at Texas... 
  
  
  
 by 17 posted onby kjam22 (my newest music video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7gNI9bWO3s) 
  
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 I think this is awesome. 
  
  
  
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 Reason No. 45,876 if I were a Christian, I would only be Catholic. 
  
  
  
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 Then there’s nothing he can do. But the article doesn’t mention that he offered and they refused. I would think that if he made the offer to stay with the Pope, at least one of them would take him up on his offer. 
  
  
  
 by 20 posted onby murron (Proud Mom of a Marine Vet) 
  
 To: NYer 
  
 Happy birthday, Pope Francis! 
  
  
  
 by 21 posted onby Tax-chick (I told you not to unplug that!) 
  
 To: murron 
  
 Your initial question is a valid one but is based on the premise that no such offer was made. It may seem odd but there are homeless people who choose to live this way. While working in Manhattan, I used to see various homeless individuals, some pushing grocery carts piled high with their personal belongings. Following the death of one of them, a news story noted that among the woman's belongings, the police found a bank book. The woman had $40,000 in her account. I'm sure the pontiff, through his almoner who visits the homeless on a regular basis, has offered shelter to those who are willing to accept it. In fact, he is known to personally visit the downtrodden at night. Pope Francis Reportedly Leaving Vatican at Night to Minister to Homeless of Rome Anonymously 
  
  
  
 by 22 posted onby NYer ("The wise man is the one who can save his soul. - St. Nimatullah Al-Hardini) 
  
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 I would like to think that he did. I’ve become a cynic in recent years. I see so many people who on the surface looks like they are doing good for people, but then realize that there are cameras broadcasting their good deeds, and then I realize that they were phony gestures just to make themselves good. I’m not saying that that is the case with the Pope. I do believe the Pope is sincere in his good works. I hope he did offer them shelter and that they refused. 
  
  
  
 by 23 posted onby murron (Proud Mom of a Marine Vet) 
  
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 The pontiff donated 400 of the sleeping bags to homeless people in the Italian capital, the Vatican said, continuing his tradition of helping the poor on his birthday. 
  
 Members of the pope’s famed Swiss Guard and volunteers handed out hundreds of the sleeping bags Wednesday evening, stopping at railway stations and an area near a cemetery frequented by the homeless. 
  
 “This is a gift for you from the pope on the occasion of his birthday,” they said as they passed out the sleeping bags, the Italian news agency ANSA reported. 
  
 Francis, who is known for his humble, charitable lifestyle, also greeted eight homeless people bearing sunflowers during his Wednesday general audience. 
  
 He marked his birthday last year by sharing breakfast and attending Mass with four homeless people. On Wednesday, he received more than 1,700 pounds of chicken meat the Vatican said would be distributed to soup kitchens. 
  
 His chief alms-giver often carries out acts of charity in Francis’ name. The Vatican has started work on three showers for the homeless just off St. Peter’s Square after the Pope requested they be built, has given out checks to those in need across Rome -- and even has enlisted off-duty Swiss Guards to drive a stranded person home. 
  
 Francis has reinvigorated the office of the Vatican almoner, entrusting the almoner, Konrad Krajewski, with hitting the streets daily in his name on mini-missions to help the poor. 
  
 Krajewski told journalists last year that each morning, the pope sends him bundles of letters he has received from the faithful, along with notes like, “You know what to do,” or, “Go find them.” 
  
 The Associated Press contributed to this report. |||||
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Pope Francis spent his birthday last year by going to church with four homeless locals. This year he upped the ante, celebrating his 78th birthday on Wednesday by donating 400 sleeping bags—complete with an imprinted papal coat of arms—to homeless people around Rome, ABC News reports. Volunteers and Swiss Guard members handed out the birthday gifts in local railroad stations and near a cemetery where the homeless are known to congregate, telling recipients, "This is a gift for you from the pope on the occasion of his birthday," per ANSA. Next up on the pope's to-do list: completing three public showers right off St. Peter's Square.