A church source told UK newspaper the Daily Record: “Susan said it would be a dream come true to perform for the Pope and she was delighted when we invited her. We haven’t decided what she will sing or whether it will be before or after the Mass. Those decisions will be made when we meet Susan.”

The Pope will be visiting the UK for a four-day tour from September 16-19.

Between her 1st public appearance in Britain’s Got Talent and today, she has traversed miles treading on the path of labour and popularity. With astounding success came dollars and repute and today her bank is overflowing with money. However, it’s ironic that her own purse isn’t quite jingling.

Susan’s finances, as per her brother Gerry, are in control of her management team and Susan, herself, is merely handed a meagre $450 as a weekly allowance. Such an arrangement stems from Susan’s inexperience and fear of handling money. However, Susan is a tad perturbed and fears that the vultures may squander her money and left her penniless.

Gerry says, “When Susan realised she can’t just walk into a bank and take out her own money she had a fit because she thought she was down to her last few quid (pounds).

Her millions are ring-fenced but Susan has no concept of money. She was extremely distressed. She lives in fear of losing everything and returning to her old life before she made it big. Susan said to me, ‘I’ve been told I get £300 a week because I’m a novice. I don’t have the money to go and buy the furniture.’

It’s true that Susan isn’t financially astute but we have seen the money mongers maligning the image of the beloved Michael Jackson….And we don’t want a repeat of the same with the innocent Boyle……..Do we……?

Unlike the glamorous dolls like Lady Gaga or Britney or a Miley, Susan (an elderly lady pushing 50) is serenely quiet and maintains a low profile. Hence, her legions of fans don’t often get to hear of her with the regularity of an Angelina or a Pattinson.

Yet, come Christmas and you shall be bewitched by the mesmerising spell cast from the wands of this Scotland special as the lovely Susan braces herself to invade your house through your TV sets.

Susan is all set to star in the Christmas special episode of the hit US TV sitcom ‘Glee’ and, reportedly, shall step into the robes of a dinner lady in the school.

Besides, some hit singles of the iconic Paul McCartney shall also be resurrected. In fact, the brain behind the show Ryan Murphy gleefully beams, “I received some fantastic mixed tapes from Paul McCartney a couple of weeks ago. I thought I was being punked! It came out of the blue in a package, handwritten, and it had two CDs and it said ‘Hi Ryan, I hope you will consider some of these songs for ‘Glee’. I had heard that he is a fan of the show. I was gob-smacked… so of course we are going to do something with him.”

With Susan and Paul on your plate, a turkey would be just an icing on the cake……..

According to the News Of The World Susan, who found fame on 2009 Britain’s Got Talent season, has been secretly measured up for the waxwork, which will go on display at the London tourist attraction later this year. She will be one of eight new waxwork figures due to debut at the attraction, each costing around £150,000.

“She’s very excited about this,” a source told the paper. “Susan would never in her wildest dreams have ever imagined she’d one day be a waxwork at Madame Tussauds. It’s unbelievable.”

The model is expected to feature Susan’s original look – complete with dowdy clothes and unkempt hair – rather than the smarter look she adopted after becoming famous. And Susan will be hoping that the figure proves popular, so as to avoid being melted down in the future – as has happened to other celebrity waxworks. Former X Factor winner Shayne Ward is among those whose waxwork has been removed and destroyed, while veteran presenter Terry Wogan had his waxwork melted down to make models of Ant and Dec.

“Figures are often melted down and re-made into someone new,” said a museum source. But Susan Boyle is hugely popular – especially among Americans. It’s a big coup to get her.”

CNN visits the proud Scottish hometown of Susan Boyle, and neighbors share! [April 2009] The world is smitten with British sensation Susan Boyle and though her appearance has been described as “dowdy” and prompted calls for a makeover fans want the powerful singer to know they love her just the way she is.

Boyle told CNN this morning that she’s overwhelmed by her sudden notoriety. “I’m gobsmacked, absolutely gobsmacked,” she said. The word “gobsmacked” is British slang to mean astonished or astounded. But Boyle herself also said she wouldn’t want the instant fame to change her.

“I wouldn’t want to change myself too much because that would really make things a bit false,” she said Friday in an interview with CNN.

“I want to receive people as the real me, a real person.” Boyle, 47, burst into the spotlight last week when she performed the song “I Dreamed a Dream” on the reality show “Britain’s Got Talent.”

At least two members of the show’s judging panel have said they judged Boyle on her looks when she first appeared on stage before them. Based on the somewhat disheveled state of her baggy dress and wild hair they admitted they didn’t expect much.

“It’s a very shallow thing to say but, obviously, the minute she walked onstage we all, and the audience, completely judged her on her appearance and everything else. And I hate saying that. But, you know, that true cliche, we judged a book by its cover,” said judge Amanda Holden in an interview Friday on the CBS …

The former journalist scoffs at notions that Boyle would have been better off without the fame, and he gives his take on why being insanely popular is not such a bad thing for the “I Dreamed A Dream” singer. 

The creator of the comedy musical, Ryan Murphy, said the Britain’s Got Talent star Boyle will be featured in a Christmas episode, and is planned to play a high school lunch lady.

Murphy also said McCartney sent him a note recently suggesting his music be included in some fashion in the hit series as well. He furtehr said: “I received some fantastic mixed tapes from Paul McCartney a couple of weeks ago. I thought I was being punked! It came out of blue in a package, handwritten, and it had two CDs and it said ‘Hi Ryan, I hope you will consider some of these songs for Glee’. I had heard that he is a fan of the show. I was gob-smacked… so of course we are going to do something with him.”

The new season of Glee starts Sept. 21. Billboard reports that other artists slated to be featured during the upcoming season include Britney Spears, and at least one other episode dedicated to a single artist. And although it’s not been announced who that artist is, there’s a lot of speculation that it will be Michael Jackson.

So, which episode do you think will be the best of the upcoming featured artists? Susan Boyle, Sir Paul McCartney, or Britney Spears?

“She’s coming out with a Christmas album, so the story I want to do in our Christmas episode is to have Kurt [played by Chris Colfer] give her some sort of fantastic make-over and have her sing a song that’s from her album on the show.”

Murphy also revealed that Spanish actor Javier Bardem, 41, is a massive fan of the show and will also appear in its second series.  He said: “He [Bardem] requested it.

“I think he bought the first 13 episodes on DVD and became obsessed with it. it was like crack and he’s such a ham that it totally makes sense to me that he would want to sing and dance.”

“I think he’s going to play some demented Spanish rock star substitute teacher something, but I don’t know – we haven’t figured that out yet.”