Talk about nipping on the cooking sherry! Pius must have been slugging down the sacramental wine pretty good when he did this:
As a man who made it a hobby to keep up with the latest developments in the sciences, Pope Pius was fascinated by the emergence of television as the hot, new communications medium of the 1950s. The possibilities of the new technology impressed him, so much so that in 1958 he gave television its own patron saint: he chose St. Clare of Assisi, whose feast day was two days ago, August 11. At first glance it is hard to see any link between TV and a 13th-century cloistered nun, but stayed tuned.
A Patron Saint for Television
Thomas J. Craughwell
August 14, 2016, 12:22 am
A Patron Saint for Television | The American Spectator
Thomas J. Craughwell
August 14, 2016, 12:22 am
A Patron Saint for Television | The American Spectator
Pope Frank needs to balance the score by naming a saint for those of us who want to eliminate the advertising tax deduction:
Take Money Out Of Television