He certainly had a sense of humor. In “Illustrissimi” there’s one letter to a historical figure (linked below) he wrote where he said St. Vilgefortis would make the perfect patron for the feminist movement–a bearded lady who wants to get away from her husband–I admit, it made me chuckle.
(St. Vilgefortis was the daughter of a pagan man. She had secretly made a vow of virginity, but her father promised her to a man in marriage. She prayed to get out of it. Miraculously she grew a beard and the man no longer wanted to marry her. She was then martyred by her father.)
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