Series, The majority of people in Milwaukee are Catholic. Hence, the majority of people at MP coud have been Catholic. Sure, of course...my wife was with me and she's Catholic, as is my friend's wife who was with us. All the same, it's a baseball game and as far as I'm concerned religious matters should never come into it, and as huge a figure as the Pope is in the world, John Paul II's death is still a religious matter at heart and has no place at a baseball game, even if Catholics may be the majority of the audience. Respectfully announce his passing, sure, but don't ask your entire crowd, which consists of a good number of non-Catholics (at a baseball game, to reiterate) to pause and stand and have a "moment of silence" any more than you would the passing of the Reverened or Mullah or Rabbi or whatever down National Avenue from the park. And even then it wouldn't have a place in the situation, I don't believe. Just my opinion, no disrespect to the Pope or Catholics whatsoever. Not a big deal at all, I was really more interested in what people had to say about Magruder taking out the Sox 2nd baseman.