Eau de Pope


The Pope, trying to show how in touch the  Catholic Church is with everyday people, has had his own cologne created:

Italian celebrity perfume-maker Silvana Casoli, has created her most heavenly scent yet for a very special client, Pope Benedict XVI.

Known for creating a number of perfumes that can be used by both men and women with names like Chocolat Bambola (Chocolate doll) and Vanilla Bourbon, Casoli has designed unique fragrances for famous personalities like Madonna and Sting.

Speaking to Rome’s daily paper, Il Messaggero, Casoli said that the name of the pope’s specially-commissioned scent is top secret and she is not allowed to divulge all its ingredients. She did, however, reveal that she was inspired by the pope’s love of “nature” and used a blend of fragrances from lime-wood, verbena and grass.

What name would you suggest? And what’s your guess for the ingredients? Tears of little boys, or of AIDS ridden Africans? I can’t decide.

Comments

  1. 'Tis Himself, OM says

    feralboy12 #1

    I would call it Stinks To High Heaven.

    You, sir, win one internets.

  2. says

    It should be called Golden Throne because the Vatican is so sparkly. Its ingredients should include the blood of women who died after septic abortions.

  3. says

    Tristesse de femmes. The secret ingredient is the blood of women who died from pregnancy complications doctors at Catholic hospitals refused to treat lest it terminate the pregnancy.

  4. outrage zombie says

    Because who doesn’t want to bathe themselves in the scent of pendulous, sweaty, old-man parts?

  5. says

    Indulgences haven’t been selling well lately, he needs to raise cash for the new defense: ‘You can’t sue bishops for not supervising pedophile priests; it is a violation of our religious liberty.’ first para. first link.

    http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/15/opinion/clerical-abusers-and-the-first-amendment.html?ref=romancatholicchurchsexabusecases

    http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/14/opinion/hurting-advocates-of-victims-abused-by-priests.html?_r=1&ref=romancatholicchurchsexabusecases

  6. E.A. Blair says

    I heard about this on Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me!, and I was surprised to find out that it wasn’t one of their hoaxes.

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