Holy pollution

Nothing new on the Vatican, except for the first clouds of black smoke, polluting a bit more the Roman skies and announcing yesterday's first voting disagreement of the conclave reunited for the election of a new Pope. I know a lot of people just don't give a damn about what's now taking place in the Vatican, but let me tell you that, even if I try no to turn my eyes that way, I cannot help being worried about what the outcome of this process will be. If what most analysts comment becomes true, the new leader of the church might stick to former Pope's conservative hard line and, maybe, even take it farther. I pray the God I don't believe in that this does not turn real. The Church, in my opinion has long lost its credibility as a pilestone for the search of common sense and understanding; and even more if we consider that what is done by the higher spheres of the institution, for the improvement of this world, is hardly proportional to its real economic potential and political power. Plenty of dogma there if you like it, but a return to truly christian principles would be something better appreciated and most beneficial to common street people. Sorry if a spoiled you a moment with my groaning, but I just had to get this off my head... Hope you have a good day!