Francis by Patrick J. Marrin for April 12, 2021

I used to be a bonehead until I got my degree from Trump University. Now I am a very stable genius.

Sniff?

In chemistry “ortho-” also means “next to, or adjacent to”, hence, orthochlorotoluene.

“Ortho” is Greek for “right” or “straight.” “Orthodox” is a correct teaching. “Orthodonty” is straight teeth. “Osto” is bone.

God loves you Brother Leo, you have the gift of innocence.

Actually, in Greek, “orthos” means straight or right and “dox” means opinion, idea or belief.

And a rarely used word, “orthopraxy”, means correct practice.

(Insert “Babylon 5” joke here.)

Why is the passing Cardinal “sniffing.”

I think the correct word is osteo.