Man hangs up on the Pope -- twice frowsty

He called an Italian man Monday to inquire about his poor health, according to l'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. He does this so often he's been dubbed 'the Cold Call Pope.'

But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up.

Twice.



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The third time he started believing.

'I was speechless,' Rabuffi told l'Osservatore Romano. 'But Pope Francis came to my rescue, saying that what had happened was funny.'

The pope even invited Rabuffi and his wife to the weekly general audience so he could hug them in person.

Rabuffi apologized and -- no surprise -- the Pope forgave him.

The pope even invited Rabuffi and his wife to the weekly general audience so he could hug them in person. Rabuffi apologized and -- no surprise -- the Pope forgave him. 'I was speechless,' Rabuffi told l'Osservatore Romano. 'But Pope Francis came to my rescue, saying that what had happened was funny.' He called an Italian man Monday to inquire about his poor health, according to l'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. He does this so often he's been dubbed 'the Cold Call Pope.' 'I was speechless,' Rabuffi told l'Osservatore Romano. 'But Pope Francis came to my rescue, saying that what had happened was funny.' 'I was speechless,' Rabuffi told l'Osservatore Romano. 'But Pope Francis came to my rescue, saying that what had happened was funny.' The pope even invited Rabuffi and his wife to the weekly general audience so he could hug them in person. The third time he started believing. Twice. But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up. But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up. He called an Italian man Monday to inquire about his poor health, according to l'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. He does this so often he's been dubbed 'the Cold Call Pope.' Rabuffi apologized and -- no surprise -- the Pope forgave him. He called an Italian man Monday to inquire about his poor health, according to l'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. He does this so often he's been dubbed 'the Cold Call Pope.' Twice. He called an Italian man Monday to inquire about his poor health, according to l'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. He does this so often he's been dubbed 'the Cold Call Pope.' But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up. He called an Italian man Monday to inquire about his poor health, according to l'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. He does this so often he's been dubbed 'the Cold Call Pope.' The third time he started believing. The pope even invited Rabuffi and his wife to the weekly general audience so he could hug them in person. The third time he started believing. Rabuffi apologized and -- no surprise -- the Pope forgave him. The third time he started believing. Rabuffi apologized and -- no surprise -- the Pope forgave him. Twice. But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up. But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up. Rabuffi apologized and -- no surprise -- the Pope forgave him. But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up. Twice. He called an Italian man Monday to inquire about his poor health, according to l'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. He does this so often he's been dubbed 'the Cold Call Pope.' He called an Italian man Monday to inquire about his poor health, according to l'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. He does this so often he's been dubbed 'the Cold Call Pope.' But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up. Twice. But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up. But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up. 'I was speechless,' Rabuffi told l'Osservatore Romano. 'But Pope Francis came to my rescue, saying that what had happened was funny.' Rabuffi apologized and -- no surprise -- the Pope forgave him. The pope even invited Rabuffi and his wife to the weekly general audience so he could hug them in person. The pope even invited Rabuffi and his wife to the weekly general audience so he could hug them in person. Twice. But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up. He called an Italian man Monday to inquire about his poor health, according to l'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. He does this so often he's been dubbed 'the Cold Call Pope.' He called an Italian man Monday to inquire about his poor health, according to l'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. He does this so often he's been dubbed 'the Cold Call Pope.' The third time he started believing. But Franco Rabuffi hadn't heard. He thought the call was a hoax, the paper said, and hung up. 'I was speechless,' Rabuffi told l'Osservatore Romano. 'But Pope Francis came to my rescue, saying that what had happened was funny.' The third time he started believing. Rabuffi apologized and -- no surprise -- the Pope forgave him.

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