The Simplicity of our Holy Father Pope Benedict

by Holy Father, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, Saint John Paul II

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I believe we are very blessed to have a Pope like Benedict XVI. Here, a group a Portuguese speakers interrupt him and he begins to sing along. As far as stage presence, he is no John Paul II, his gestures are more simple, less noticeable. Still, this short clip cracks open the door and let us have a little peek inside a heart of simplicity and fraternal care.

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