One day, someone asked the Pope why he once gave away a BMW motorcycle, but never a Harley-Davidson. The Holy Father smiled and said,
“Well, my child, sometimes you must give away the good… but you never give away the holy.”
You see, the Pope explained that BMWs are fine machines, practical and efficient. But a Harley? That’s different. A Harley is a pilgrimage on two wheels, a hymn sung in chrome and thunder. Even saints would pause at the roar of a Harley and say, “Now that sounds like Heaven’s engine.”
And so the Pope gave away the BMW with joy, but he kept the Harley—for even Popes know some treasures are better shared by riding them down the road, blessing the wind, and scaring off a few devils with the rumble of the pipes.
