What Is Humanity’s Infinite Dignity?
COMMENTARY: We are not infinite as God is infinite, of course, but our dignity is not quantifiable and is indeed radically open-ended, as we are raised by way of participation into God’s inner life.
Results from Tag: 'pope john paul ii'
Surviving Through Hope
COMMENTARY: Who had better reasons for abandoning hope than a certain individual whose country was invaded by both Nazi as well communist forces?
The Oscars, ‘Oppenheimer’ and the Vatican Film List
Holy reel-igion offered from list commissioned by St. John Paul II!
The Friendship of Pope John Paul II and President Reagan — Plus More Commanders-in-Chief’s Catholic Connections
Did you know a U.S. president arranged a Catholic wedding at the White House?
In Cold War, Kissinger’s Realism Bowed to John Paul II’s Vision
COMMENTARY: Henry Kissinger, who died Wednesday at the age of 100, was one of the most influential voices in the history of U.S. foreign policy.
Pope John Paul II: The Catholic Church’s Mr. October
COMMENTARY: The Polish Pontiff gave the world one ‘Fall Classic’ after another.
Pilgrims Trek 12 Miles to St. John Paul II Shrine to Honor Feast Day
Darlene Murphy, who attended the pilgrimage, said she had just returned from a pilgrimage in Lourdes, France, and enjoys the camaraderie, the people, the prayers, and the songs that come along with a pilgrimage.
Translating the Wise Words of Pope John Paul II
In 2003, toward the end of John Paul’s pontificate, I received one of the greatest honors in my life.
‘Veritatis Splendor’ and the Spirituality of Youth
COMMENTARY: St. John Paul II was convinced that young people were capable of an integral and radical Christian life.
‘Veritatis Splendor’ at 30: Unpacking Pope St. John Paul II’s Profound Christological Vision
COMMENTARY: Karol Wojtyla believed that the crisis of our time was centered on the question of human dignity, and the grounding of that question in what it means to be human in the first place.
