In Ancient Greek, Pope meant father too. So because of padre, this doesn't have a unique solution

Mister Tom....the aim of the game is not necessarily to make a grid with only one possible solution, more often than not the best grids are those that contain multiple possibilities.

Enjoyed the grid :-)

The grids should have only one possible complete solution with the given categories. You can have as many red herrings as you want as long as no two members of two different groups are interchangeable. So your comment misses the point completely, "Fred".

Apologies "Z", i made the mistake of thinking that people would come to that conclusion themselves , thanks for clarifying, I guess we now see what happens when you "assume".

Mr Tom pointed out that two options were interchangeable between groups, what was the point of your response?

I was unaware that "Padre" could also be associated with a position in the church;

(removes foot from mouth).

Sincerest apologies to Mister Tom and those affected by my misdemeanors. :'(

Damn, didn't know Pope had the Ancient Greek meaning. Or that Padre was a church position. My bad. The Church outsmarted my not very intelligent design clearly.