Dreams do come true; you just have to wait. This is best proven by Scottish singing sensation Susan Boyle.

At age 48, Boyle captivated the world with her beautiful voice after singing “I Dreamed a Dream” of the musical Les Misérables for audition on talent search program Britain’s Got Talent. She eventually became a star and recorded and released one of the best-selling albums in 2009, I Dreamed a Dream.

Now 49, another dream of hers is about to be realized: to sing for the Pope, and not just once but three times. According to a Reuters report, Boyle was asked to sing during Pope Benedict’s mass in Glasgow, Scotland, on September 16.

In a TV interview, Boyle said she is considering singing for the Pope “a great honor and something I've always dreamed of – it's indescribable.”

It is said that the songs she will sing during the Papal mass will be her signature song “I Dreamed a Dream,” “How Great Thou Art,” and farewell song to the Pope as he leaves for London.