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Revolting! True Christians™ always suspected that this filthy slut's "talent" was an illusion from Satan. Now she will sing to the antichrist himself. Pray that she is smitten when she opens her yap!
Susan Boyle says singing for Pope is "dream come true"
LONDON (Reuters Life!) – Scottish singing sensation Susan Boyle said on Wednesday that performing for Pope Benedict during his visit to Britain next month was "her greatest dream come true."
Boyle, 49, who became an unlikely world superstar after appearing on the TV show "Britain's Got Talent" last year, will sing three times when the Pope holds a public mass in Glasgow on September 16, the Scottish Catholic Church said in a statement.
One of the songs will be her signature song "I Dreamed a Dream" from "Les Miserables". She will also sing the hymn "How Great Thou Art" and sing a farewell song to Pope Benedict as he leaves the Glasgow public mass for London, to continue his four-day visit.
Boyle, who has never married and once joked she had never been kissed, is a former church worker and a Catholic who used to sing in her local church choir.
"To be able to sing for the Pope is a great honor and something I've always dreamed of -- it's indescribable. I think the 16th of September will stand out in my memory as something I've always wanted to do," Boyle said in a TV interview recorded by the Scottish Catholic media
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Susan Boyle says singing for Pope is "dream come true"
LONDON (Reuters Life!) – Scottish singing sensation Susan Boyle said on Wednesday that performing for Pope Benedict during his visit to Britain next month was "her greatest dream come true."
Boyle, 49, who became an unlikely world superstar after appearing on the TV show "Britain's Got Talent" last year, will sing three times when the Pope holds a public mass in Glasgow on September 16, the Scottish Catholic Church said in a statement.
One of the songs will be her signature song "I Dreamed a Dream" from "Les Miserables". She will also sing the hymn "How Great Thou Art" and sing a farewell song to Pope Benedict as he leaves the Glasgow public mass for London, to continue his four-day visit.
Boyle, who has never married and once joked she had never been kissed, is a former church worker and a Catholic who used to sing in her local church choir.
"To be able to sing for the Pope is a great honor and something I've always dreamed of -- it's indescribable. I think the 16th of September will stand out in my memory as something I've always wanted to do," Boyle said in a TV interview recorded by the Scottish Catholic media
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