Rest in Peace #4

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I remember Jean Marsh as Rose in Upstairs, Downstairs mainly. She created the series, along with Eileen Atkins, as well as The House of Eliott.
 
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I remember Jean Marsh as Rose in Upstairs, Downstairs mainly. She created the series, along with Eileen Atkins, as well as The House of Eliott.
Are Eileen and Judi the only ones of that generation left now?
 
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Following the passing of val Kilmer I rewatched willow, with of course jean marsh, on Itvx
 
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Pope Francis Rip
I know people will have mixed feelings but he seemed to have a good heart ❤
 
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I remember when they elected Francis and I was shocked that they chose a Jesuit. That choice in and of itself was radical to my lapsed Catholic ears. Jesuits aren't the company men of the Vatican, more like the rebels, educators and social justice warriors in touch with the real world. It is a shame he never seemed to have the most robust of health. He spoke up on climate change, working on interfaith relations and in particular with Islam, supporting refugees, progressive in regard to the gay community, wealth inequality and had been outspoken on the war on Gaza as he could be. No female priests yet. :rolleyes: I fear the Vatican is going to swing back to lame conservative dickheads again. RIP Pope Francis.
 
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I remember when they elected Francis and I was shocked that they chose a Jesuit. That choice in and of itself was radical to my lapsed Catholic ears. Jesuits aren't the company men of the Vatican, more like the rebels, educators and social justice warriors in touch with the real world. It is a shame he never seemed to have the most robust of health. He spoke up on climate change, working on interfaith relations and in particular with Islam, supporting refugees, progressive in regard to the gay community, wealth inequality and had been outspoken on the war on Gaza as he could be. No female priests yet. :rolleyes: I fear the Vatican is going to swing back to lame conservative dickheads again. RIP Pope Francis.
I’m not Catholic but it seems Pope Francis divided opinion amongst those who are?
He seemed to operate from a place of goodness from what I can tell, but his progressive and inclusive beliefs have upset many?
It will be interesting to watch and see what path the Vatican takes with electing the new pope - move forward on the progressive path, or bring the disgruntled back into the fold.
 
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