Pope Francis accidentally tags NFL’s Saints in X post

Pope Francis accidently tags the Saints NFL team in social post
While making a post about the saints, as in those in the Christian faith who are viewed as holy and close to God, Pope Francis accidentally tagged the NFL team. To make the timing worse, they had just fired their head coach.
Pope Francis appears to accidentally bless the NFL's New Orleans Saints
Pope Francis seemed to inadvertently bless the New Orleans Saints — which couldn't come at a better time, as the NFL team just excommunicated their head coach. The head of the Catholic Church posted to X on Tuesday morning: “The #Saints are precious pearls and are always living and relevant,
New Orleans Saints welcome Pope Francis' accidental blessings
Pope Francis inadvertently included the New Orleans Saints' hashtag in two different social media posts this week, prompting a response from the team.
Social Media Is Convinced Pope Francis Blessed The NFL’s New Orleans Saints After They Fired Head Coach Dennis Allen
The Saints have lost seven straight, including Sunday’s 23-22 defeat against the Carolina Panthers. That was the straw that broke the camel’s back as the New Orleans Saints would go on to fire head coach Dennis Allen. Pope Francis may have accidentally blessed the team after that move.
Saints Unexpectedly Receive Pope Francis' Official Blessing Ahead of Week 9
The New Orleans Saints unexpectedly received a blessing from the Pope ahead of their game against the Panthers.
New Orleans Saints in Need of a Blessing from Pope Francis
Pope Francis's recent message on X about Saints and their virtues inadvertently provided a blend of humor and hope for the struggling New Orleans Sain
Pope's tweets accidentally tag New Orleans Saints, again
Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church and frequent tweeter, accidentally tags the New Orleans Saints, again.Pope's tweets accidentally tag New Orleans Saints, again originally appeared on NB
Pope Francis accidentally tags NFL’s Saints in X post after coach’s firing
Pope Francis appeared to accidentally tout an NFL team in a Tuesday social media post shortly after the squad dismissed its head coach.
New Orleans Saints Receive Unexpected Blessing From Pope
The New Orleans Saints have had a pretty disappointing season so far with two wins and seven losses. It seemingly would take a miracle or some sort of divine intervention to turn their fortunes around this year.
The New Orleans Saints Get An Accidental Papal Shout-Out During A Trying Week
On the day the New Orleans Saints trade away Marshawn Lattimore, the team gets an accidental shoutout from Pope Francis.
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Pope Francis accidentally tags NFL team in X post after coach’s firing
Pope Francis appeared to accidentally tout an NFL team in a Tuesday social media post shortly after the squad dismissed ...
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The Pope accidentally used the Saints hashtag again. 'The Saints are precious pearls.'
Pope Francis brought out the city of New Orleans and NFL fans on Friday and then again on Tuesday. The Pope posted on ...
New Orleans Saints Receive Unexpected Blessing From Pope Francis
On Nov. 5, however, they unexpected received that blessing from none other than Pope Francis. The pope took to X to issue ... as the hashtag is seemingly linked with the NFL team for the ...
2 trades Saints must make at deadline after firing Dennis Allen
The New Orleans Saints hit the skids and now must considered what trades to entertain after firing head coach Dennis Allen.
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Snubs and Surprises: Making Sense of Pope Francis’ Latest Cardinal Picks
ANALYSIS: Here are six angles for understanding who the new cardinals are and why Pope Francis might have picked them. Above, cardinals gather at the ordinary public consistory for the creation of ...
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Pope Francis: ‘True wealth is being loved by God’
Happiness is not found in material things but in God himself, who shows us the joy found in making our lives a gift for others, Pope Francis said in his Sunday Angelus address. “Let us remember ...