Dancing priests become Internet sensation. joansrome on Apr 30, 2014 Rome.....North American College....Rector's Dinner 4-30-14 DANCING SEMINARIANS ARE DAVID RIDER AND JOHN GIBSONMore
Dancing priests become Internet sensation.
joansrome on Apr 30, 2014 Rome.....North American College....Rector's Dinner 4-30-14 DANCING SEMINARIANS ARE DAVID RIDER AND JOHN GIBSON
joansrome on Apr 30, 2014 Rome.....North American College....Rector's Dinner 4-30-14 DANCING SEMINARIANS ARE DAVID RIDER AND JOHN GIBSON
ENOUGH ALREADY ! ! !
Is this all going to go where the singing nuns etc. etc. went. Choose your career..one or the other. You can't follow both masters and enough is enough!!!!!More
ENOUGH ALREADY ! ! !
Is this all going to go where the singing nuns etc. etc. went. Choose your career..one or the other. You can't follow both masters and enough is enough!!!!!
Is this all going to go where the singing nuns etc. etc. went. Choose your career..one or the other. You can't follow both masters and enough is enough!!!!!
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Wow.. que padre bailan...
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Neuer Youtube-Hit: Stepptanzduell zweier Priester
Zwei junge US-Priester gaben auf einer Wohltätigkeitsveranstaltung des Nordamerika-Kollegs in Rom eine Tanzeinlage. Geistesgegenwärtig filmte ein EWTN-Journalist mit, das Video wurde bereits über 500.000 Mal angeklickt.
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Neuer Youtube-Hit: Stepptanzduell zweier Priester
Zwei junge US-Priester gaben auf einer Wohltätigkeitsveranstaltung des Nordamerika-Kollegs in Rom eine Tanzeinlage. Geistesgegenwärtig filmte ein EWTN-Journalist mit, das Video wurde bereits über 500.000 Mal angeklickt.
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Zwei junge US-Priester gaben auf einer Wohltätigkeitsveranstaltung des Nordamerika-Kollegs in Rom eine Tanzeinlage. Geistesgegenwärtig filmte ein EWTN-Journalist mit, das Video wurde bereits über 500.000 Mal angeklickt.
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Toto je asi návrat do čias Borgiovcov...
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Gerti, da werden wir ja auf unsere alten Tage auch noch ganz feurig, oder?
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My entire family gathered around to watch this.
Really Really Good!
Thanks for uploading it.More
Ira
My entire family gathered around to watch this.
Really Really Good!
Thanks for uploading it.
My entire family gathered around to watch this.
Really Really Good!
Thanks for uploading it.
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Hey these guys are good!
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Hey these guys are good!
ROME (AP) — A video of a pair of dueling, dancing American priests studying in Rome has gone viral, following in the footsteps of a now-famous Italian nun whose Alicia Keys-esque voice won her a singing contest and a record contract.
The Rev. David Rider, 29, of Hyde Park, New York, and the Rev. John Gibson, 28, of Milwaukee, first shot to Internet fame when they were filmed in April during a …More
ROME (AP) — A video of a pair of dueling, dancing American priests studying in Rome has gone viral, following in the footsteps of a now-famous Italian nun whose Alicia Keys-esque voice won her a singing contest and a record contract.
The Rev. David Rider, 29, of Hyde Park, New York, and the Rev. John Gibson, 28, of Milwaukee, first shot to Internet fame when they were filmed in April during a fundraiser at the North American College, the elite American seminary up the hill from the Vatican.
Rider warmed up the crowd with a lively tap-dance routine, only to be pushed aside by Gibson's fast-footed Irish dance. Soon they were battling it out, trying to impress the crowd.
At the back of the room, journalist Joan Lewis recorded the event and later posted on YouTube.
"All of a sudden the numbers started rising and rising," Lewis told The Associated Press. The video has nearly 260,000 views.
Their Internet success has drawn comparisons to Sr. Cristina Scuccia, who won the Italian edition of "The Voice" in June with a series of unadorned pop song performances, in full habit. Her first album features a cover of Madonna's "Like a Virgin."
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As with Scuccia, the priests' online popularity was tinged with criticism. Some commentators wrote that the priests shouldn't have been dancing under a crucifix and a painting of Pope Francis, calling it "disrespectful."
"We would just refer them to the Bible," Rider says, "where the Lord tells us to live with joy."
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The Rev. David Rider, 29, of Hyde Park, New York, and the Rev. John Gibson, 28, of Milwaukee, first shot to Internet fame when they were filmed in April during a fundraiser at the North American College, the elite American seminary up the hill from the Vatican.
Rider warmed up the crowd with a lively tap-dance routine, only to be pushed aside by Gibson's fast-footed Irish dance. Soon they were battling it out, trying to impress the crowd.
At the back of the room, journalist Joan Lewis recorded the event and later posted on YouTube.
"All of a sudden the numbers started rising and rising," Lewis told The Associated Press. The video has nearly 260,000 views.
Their Internet success has drawn comparisons to Sr. Cristina Scuccia, who won the Italian edition of "The Voice" in June with a series of unadorned pop song performances, in full habit. Her first album features a cover of Madonna's "Like a Virgin."
View photos
As with Scuccia, the priests' online popularity was tinged with criticism. Some commentators wrote that the priests shouldn't have been dancing under a crucifix and a painting of Pope Francis, calling it "disrespectful."
"We would just refer them to the Bible," Rider says, "where the Lord tells us to live with joy."
news.yahoo.com/dancing-priests…