Actually, I can have an opinion on the Pope - I'm a Catholic and he's my Holy Father. Just finding quitting because of tiredness a bit lame.
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 14, 2013
Wait, we thought CNN’s Piers Morgan was one of the original “pope truthers,” refusing to buy Pope Benedict XVI’s explanation that he was retiring due to “lack of strength of mind and body.” Does Morgan’s latest tweet mean that he now believes the pope is telling the truth?
@piersmorgan Lets see how you feel about that when you’re 85
— Gerry Marrone (@GerryMarrone) February 14, 2013
@piersmorgan Really? At 85? It’s NOBLE, actually, that he stepped aside to allow someone else who could best fulfill the duties.
— A. J. Delgado (@missADelgado) February 14, 2013
@piersmorgan seems reasonable, it is not like he is 85 or anything. 
— Jono Bacon (@jonobacon) February 14, 2013
Morgan pushes his finely honed skills as an investigative journalist to the limit.
The Pope looked absolutely fine to me today. Am I missing something?
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 14, 2013
Pope John Paul II survived 2 assassination attempts, cancer scares, Parkinson’s & severe arthritis - but battled on for 27yrs. Inspiring.
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 14, 2013
Speaking of battling adversity and inspiring millions in the process…
To avoid jetlag in London, I’ve stayed on NY time, watching Downton Abbey until 3am. Maggie Smith is the world’s greatest living actress.
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 14, 2013
Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/02/13/piers-morgan-finds-popes-reason-for-resigning-a-bit-lame-tackles-downton-abbey-marathon/
