SOME THINGS HAVE TO BE DONE TOO MUCH

Pope John Paul II traveled widely, and catered to the Catholic faithful around the world; in spite of an assassination attempt which symptoms continued to trouble him, and the onset of Parkinson’s Disease.

And due to the Pope’s significant maladies his aides would sometimes whisper in his ear,

“Holy Father, you do too much.”

And these concerned young aides continued to admonish him, again and again.

“Holy Father, you do too much.”

After the 33^rd reminder (or was it the 44^th) the ‘Holy See’ grew impatient, and looking his assembled assistants in the eyes responded,

“Some things have to be done…too much!”


By William McDonald, PhD. From (Mc)Donald's Daily Diary. Vol. 77. Copyright pending

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