Happy birthday to you, dear Pope. I join the whole world in singing you a birthday song today. And I fervently pray that you may remain gentle as our shepherd, patient as our teacher, strong as our bridge, loving as our friend, caring as our brother, and humble as our father.

(The Vatican website has set aside a page wherein people can leave their birthday greetings for Pope Benedict XVI. If you want to send your greetings, please follow this link).

Image courtesy of www.vatican.va



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  • 16 April 2007
    Jan Vincent Ong said:

    Hi
    Thanks for the link! We should encourage people to realize that Pope Benedict is Our Pope and stop comparing him to John Paul II. He is our new shepherd and we should appreciate his style of leadership.

  • 16 April 2007
    ROSES said:

    Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah to your natal day our beloved
    Pope Benedict XVI. May the Lord Almighty GOD the father
    in heaven and the Holy Mary mother of GOD their love
    blessings shines unto you always.

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