The limbo of life

The limbo of life

Father O’Riely and father O’Brien

Father O’Brien.

Yes father O’Riely.

I’m reading in this Buddhist scripture that when you die you don’t necessarily go to heaven; you tend to just come back as a human again.

Do you think they might be referring to limbo, father O’Brien?

Yes I think they might be father O’Riely.

Well this limbo doesn’t sound so bad after all, I rather enjoy living.

I wonder if they really have figured it out properly!?

I say father O’Riely, when you’re finished reading with that book, I wouldn’t mind having a read of it myself.

That’s fine father O’Brien, but I’ll have to check with father O’Lochlan first to see if he doesn’t mind me giving it to you.

O its father O’Lachlan’s book! I was wondering why he’s been thinkin of leaving the church!?

Make sure you don’t let Cardinal O’Seay see you with that book!

That’s funny you should say that father O’Brien, I tink Father O’Lachlan said he got the book from Cardinal O’Seay in the first place.

That can’t be true father O’Riely, you must have heard wrong!

O … Don’t worry about lending it to me; I think I’ll buy my own copy.

And so … what does it have to say about “heaven.”

I haven’t got to that part yet father.