When a devout Catholic woman left her home in Calle La Paloma, in Madrid, to Pope John Paul II, she probably didn’t expect its future occupants to be a couple of homos.
But Alberto and Miguel Ángel are the new owners of the flat, sold to them by the Vatican (or rather, its Spanish ambassador) to raise a few bucks.
“The Church does not love us, but is happy to do business,” the couple, married, says. Moreover, relays Typically Spanish, the couple “now enjoy dinner parties showing the escrituras (deeds) of the flat with the name of the Pope.” Might we score an invitation? We know of this delicious amuse bouche wafer.
(photo via; not of the actual house)
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Disgusted American
I like the paint job…actually very pretty.
Cam
So basically the church is fine demonizing us…until they need our money, how typical is THAT?!
SouLKid
That paint job is atrocious. What the hell!? Are you sure the new owners are gay?
Jon
HAHA!!
terrwill
I so love that paint job……….I would have painted the actual house the same. However just to bunch up the panties a little tigher of the men in dresses and pointy hats in the vatican, I would have painted all the trim a very hot pink!!
RS
I guess you all missed the line in the post that said that the photo was not of the actual house that was sold?
terrwill
@RS: I guess you missed where I said: “I would have painted the actual house the same.”
; p
romeo
In Spain, and Mexico, straight people paint their houses like that. They loooooove bright colors. Nothing to do with being gay ( more or less ). LOL