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A GROUP of nuns in Spain got a new year surprise when they checked their voicemail to discover they had missed a call from someone very unexpected. |
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Phil Everly, the younger half of the pioneering musical duo The Everly Brothers, has died at 74 from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, according to The Associated Press. The Everly Brothers are considered rock pioneers who brought the world pop gems ("Wake Up Little Susie") and beautiful.... |
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"What are the nuns doing that they can't answer?" the pope said jokingly. "I am Pope Francis, I wish to greet you in this end of the year, I will see if I can call you later. May God bless you!" The nuns passed the audio message to the Spanish radio network COPE, which is linked to the body that runs the Roman Catholic Church in Spain. |
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The former Minister of Education Mr. Louis George, on Thursday morning January 2, passed away at his Micoud residence following a long illness that cost him both his legs and confined him to a wheelchair. I had the pleasure of … Continue reading → |
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The nuns in a Carmelite community in Lucena, Spain, received a voice-mail message on New Year's Eve that they had to share with the world. The caller was Pope Francis. |
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THE duo of popular South Africa soap "7 De Laan" actors, Ivan Botha and Donnalee Roberts seem to have developed a soft spot for the works of Zimbabwe-born South Africa-based young inspirational speake... |
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A group of nuns in Spain got a New Year surprise when they checked their answerphone machine to discover they had missed a call from the Pope, who left a message asking why they didn't pick up. |
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MADRID: A group of nuns in Spain got a New Year surprise when they checked their answerphone machine to discover they had missed a call from the Pope, who left a message asking why they didn’t pick up. |
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A group of nuns in Spain got a New Year surprise when they checked their answerphone machine to discover they had missed a call from the Pope, who left a message asking why they didn't pick up. |
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The following are the top stories in the Maltese and overseas press. The Times of Malta reports how Transport Minister Joe Mizzi has removed the two tier bus fares system. The Malta Independent says there is confusion at Mater Dei in the operation of the new Patient Administration System. |