Good morning, parish orphans and retrogrades. Happy Monday morning. At the beginning of the week,

I bring to you today a little bit of a strange breaking story. In fact, it's quite strange.

What happened? An envelope with three bullets addressed to Pope Francis is intercepted at an Italian post office. And the letter itself,

we don't know exactly what it says, but it makes mention of the ongoing Vatican financial trial,

the trial over the financial scandal that we don't get much of a peek at ever.

We don't know exactly what constitutes the substance of this trial.

Nevertheless, it is a little bit of a spooky story,

and I think it insinuates quite a lot, as reported by Catholic News Agency.

There was an envelope addressed to Pope Francis, and it contained three bullets.

It was intercepted in Milan late on Sunday night, according to Italian media reports.

This sounds more like a southern Italian-style message, right?

If my Pisani, you know what I'm talking about. This is a northern

Italian post office, which intercepted it. That's Milan. Sounds more southerly. The piece of mail

CNA went on to further report, which had no return address, shocker, but carried a French stamp, was addressed to

the Pope, the Vatican City, and St. Peter's Square in Rome, the Italian newspaper Cori

de la Cera reported. I'll get to this in a second. I want to explore what connections might be

there regarding the financial scandal trial

that's going on right now.

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