Like this lady.
"While in Rome, Carson went shopping. The shops, she said, had nun dolls, but no pope dolls.
“Why no pope?” she asked."
Does the world need a pope doll? I wondered. But the thought came into my head about Chesterton's toy theater. Maybe a pope doll could play a role in a play, and it could really come in handy.
But I think the number of parents willing to shell out $225 for a child to play with are mighty few.
Monday, April 10, 2006
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Well, if one wanted to stage "Lepanto", a Pope St. Pius V figure would be needed.
ReplyDeleteAnd considering what we saw at last year's conference, this might not be such a bad idea!
For those of you whowere't there: one of the seminarians recited it from memory, with props and other effects - VERY well done and inspiring.
I was there, but was watching the baby. :-(
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