"It is quite good for a first thesis. And certainly offers much food for thought,"
Mused one Cardinal Godfrey, who, in his old age (being about ninety-eight or so), with an ever worsening constitution, barely held onto his earthly life at all- though took the time to read theses all the same. Making sure to send a copy of the written thesis to the Prelate of the Priesthood that he might perhaps address the young man's desire to join the Church ((for lack of being able to go about it himself)) after he had finished with as much.
'You should invite him over, perhaps, to at least ensure he has everything he needs for his studies, if he already has a priest to study under..'
Were among the words the elderly Canonist clergyman jotted down on paper in the letter he sent alongside such.
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