Anonymous asked: O'Riordan's admiration for JPII as a defensive consolidator of the post-conciliar Church is totally overlooked. For example, I hear "When You're Gone" as a premonition of the deluge. Consider: "And from above/ Everything's stinking/ They're not around you". (cf. Jn 11:39) And what could be a better synopsis of modernism than "everything's complex"? Also, the intro is a clear prophecy of Francis and Amoris Laetitia: "Dubia! Dubia!"