The Filipino Cardinal, Luis Antonio Tagle (l.), shows Pope Francis how to give a hand sign during the pontiff’s tour of the Philippines.
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Pope Francis, during his recent love-filled tour of the Phillippines, raised his hand in a salute and prompted some Internet tongue-wagging.
Standing next to Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle in Manila, the Pope raised his index and pinkie fingers, keeping his third and fourth fingers down and his thumb extended.
The cardinal did the same.
All of which prompted the Los Angeles Times to post on its music blog that the pontiff might have been making the sign of the horns, a heavy metal staple among concert fans, or perhaps a centuries-old devil sign.
APPope Francis and Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Tagle salute a crowd with the hand sign for ‘I love you,’ at the Mall of Asia Arena in Manila on Friday.But those signs mandate the thumb be held against the downward fingers, like the “Hook ‘Em Horns” of the University of Texas.
So what was Pope Francis really saying?
“I love you.” In sign language.
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as if the pope doesn’t know the true meaning of the sign, as do all in the illuminati who do it. They have all just lead the public to believe it means rock n roll. but as they say every picture tells a story. and this piccie sure does.It tells who is the true god do the pope and catholic church.