The New Pope

Sir John Brannox: My parents are only doing what all humans do, blaming everything on others. However, least we Catholics blame everything on God. Voiello: Actually we give him all the credit. Sir John Brannox: Is that not the same thing?

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Sir John Brannox: Hello...yes, wear the yellow Dior, because it plays up the contrast with your complexion, no... no Meghan, I'm adamant, wear the yellow Dior, I said. Sofia Dubois: Who was that...Meghan? Sir John Brannox: Regrettably, yes. They want to be influencers yet they have no idea of colour combinations, she calls me twenty five times a day for beauty tips - she thinks I'm gay. Sofia Dubois: Well...are you?

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Sir John Brannox: I am aware of the opinion you've formed of me Gutierrez, you think I'm a socialite. Gutierrez: Socializing is important - think of how many remarkable things happened for Jesus at the last supper. That was a social event!

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Photographer: That's it Holy Father, we are done. Sir John Brannox: What? No nudes?

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Stone: Can't the Bible be upgraded? Pope John Paul III: Alas the Bible is not an iPhone. Stone: Again, what a shame... Pope John Paul III: Not at all, anything that can be upgraded - like an iPhone eventually ends up the bin only to be replaced by a more expensive model. The Bible has endured for a very long time and its value has changed little if at all.

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Dubois: I agree, that 'No' is a moral declaration of the greatest significance. The Pope produces symbols, the vulgar act of explanation must fall to others. Pope John Paul III: So, Voiello, you seem to be in the minority but that does not mean you're wrong. Voiello: I have been in the minority all my life your Holiness in fact I belong to such a small minority that I am the only member.

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