I think Notre Dame fans are reading Stingtalk.

[carmex]

I got it.

I got your number on the wall

 

[GT1992]

I got your number on the wall

We going to have a good time.

 

[jacket67]

 

[RamblinWreck27]

ahhh, found 'em.

7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7

 

[Techbert]

 

[TampaBayJacket]

ahhh, found 'em.

0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8

 

[zippyGT]

Actually both Mass and Pope are correctly capitalized unless you are referring to f=ma.

When refering to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, it's capitalized. When referring to the pope, it's lowercase unless it's being used as a part of a title, e.g. The pope said that Pope John Paul II was the second longest serving pope of the modern era.

 

[LongforDodd]

When refering to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, it's capitalized. When referring to the pope, it's lowercase unless it's being used as a part of a title, e.g. The pope said that Pope John Paul II was the second longest serving pope of the modern era.

You're using the protestant rules of capitalization vs. the Catholic Rules. We capitalize what we think needs to be. Catholicism rules..I mean Rules.

 

[Keyser Soze]

I'm looking for hotels in the area. Can I use my Compuserve account in South Bend to dial in or is there another method to get on the internet? Just need to be able to Ask Jeeves some things.

 

[GTMom]

When refering to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, it's capitalized. When referring to the pope, it's lowercase unless it's being used as a part of a title, e.g. The pope said that Pope John Paul II was the second longest serving pope of the modern era.

Thank you for clearing that up! :thumb: