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VATICAN CITY (CAP) - With elderly and ailing Pope Benedict XVI stepping down, Catholic cardinals have quickly selected his replacement - former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and two-time Super Bowl champion Ray Lewis.
"Look, not to take anything away from him, but Benny - he was kind of wishy-washy. How you say in America - a wussy," said Cardinal Angelo Sodano, dean of the College of Cardinals. "So we pick someone strong, someone forceful, someone with intimidation - the Ray Lewis.
"As you know, one of our biggest problems is the priests getting amore with the alter boys," Sodano added. "Now Ray Lewis can pound them into the ground if they try to do the dinky-dinky touchy-touchy."
Reaction throughout the Catholic community was a mix of shock and surprise as the appointment marked a number of firsts for the papacy.
"The first American pope, the first black pope, the first I paid some people off to get out of an accessory to murder rap pope," said Ted Swain, chairman of the American Catholic League. "So, ah, yeah, it's just, ah, it's a lot of firsts."
Reached at his Maryland mansion, Lewis seemed even more impressed with himself than usual.
"When you have been called like I have by the Lord himself, to do the Lord's work, as told to you by the Lord, then Lord help everyone who isn't me," Lewis told CAP News. "The Lord told me to tackle all those people. The Lord told me to take those steroids. The Lord told me to hotwire my helmet audio so I could hear all the plays Tom Brady and Bill Belichick were calling.
"And now, the Lord has asked me to be the pope," Lewis added. "I'm not even sure what the pope is, to tell you the truth, but my options were either this or the Fox NFL show, so that's pretty much the equivalent of having no choice at all."
Lewis is expected to take over next month and will preside over all Sunday masses that follow, with the exception of the bye week.

LAS VEGAS (CAP) - O.J. Simpson is back in court again today seeking a retrial of his 2008 conviction for robbery and kidnapping and says if granted, this time he'll plead guilty and save the state the cost of a new trial.
"The way I figure it, judges are a lot more lenient when you admit your guilt and say you're sorry," Simpson told reporters. "So hopefully with a new trial I can get off with time served and put this whole nonsense behind me.
"Besides, I can't look for the real killer of Nicole and Ron if I'm all cooped up behind bars," he noted.
Simpson says his former attorney, Yale Galanter, offered him poor legal representation by forcing him to plead not guilty and then sit through an entire trial trying to prove his innocence.
"He didn't come prepared with any rhymes or clothing that didn't fit - nothing," said Simpson. "I told him AC still had the Bronco running and we could take it out for a spin - I mean, hell, it worked last time!
"But this guy just presented his case to the jury and that was it," he added. "It was almost like he'd never been in a courtroom before."
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