There just something unseemly about this...

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Italian actress Rosa Lembo sings during a performance of 'Mother Teresa, The Musical' at the Brancaccio Theatre in Rome October 14, 2003. The two-hour musical is a celebration of the life of Mother Teresa of Calcutta who died six years ago.

The mic. Just weird.

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Remember Andrea Martin's impersonation of Indira Gandhi on the old "SCTV" show?

You know what else is weird - the Rosary-prop she has. "How do we make this costume more Catholic?" asked the stage director to the prop-master. "I know - we'll have her ALWAYS have a Rosary wrapped around her hand!" "That's brilliant!" said the director "Someday you'll do the costume design for "Pope Saint JP II - The Great!"

This Mother Teresa must have been dipped in a vat of winkle remover.

Just requires a bit of suspension of disbelief. Maybe a whole lot. More so on the wrinkles than on the mic. And don't they have wireless lapel mics for that? Boom mics are kind of distracting.

I just had a visual of Mother Theresa performing a liturgical dance ---- must get more sleep.

I thought Mother T actually did have a rosary in her hand all the time.

Well she probably did have a Rosary in her hand. Just seems odd in this photo... contrived... cheap... weird...
am I cranky?

Maybe it is strange that the actress is not holding the Rosary in her fingers, as one who prays it does.

I'd also think it's a little odd and inattentive to let the crucifix dangle, but maybe that's just my preference (to not do so).

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