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I saw this news story on my phone during my lunch break at work yesterday, and while I didn't find it funny, I could certainly see the irony in it.

I often listen to the Australian national radio show/podcast 'God Forbid' where they have believers and non-believers face off against each other over religious philosophical questions and I couldn't help thinking back to this episode below from a few months back titled 'The pleasure we take in others' misfortune and what it says about us?' and how these panelists would explain this news story to the listeners, as I'm one of those people that believe that everything happens for a reason, but I don't pretend to know just what that reason is.

When I saw the news story on my phone, I was horrified that some people I showed my phone to when they asked what I was reacting to laughed at this story.

God Forbid: The pleasure we take in others'
misfortune and what it says about us

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This story broke around Monday here in Australia, as we are about a day ahead of South America, but I guess it broke on Sunday, or late Saturday over on that side of the world?

Falling crucifix kills priest during
livestreamed Mass in Ecuador

Depending on which news outlet you read or view or listen to (such as The New Your Times), "minutes before the "accident", the priest reflected on mortality during his sermon, saying, quote, "all of us are going to die", and encouraging the congregation to spend less time scrolling and more time on God." 

The news story has obviously spread throughout "social media" since yesterday, when I saw it on my phone.

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