
‘Shedding Their Blood’ — The Popes, Ukraine and Russia
COMMENTARY: Once again, the people of Ukraine turn to the faith for their salvation against the enemy at the gate — and once again, a pope is not standing by in silence.
COMMENTARY: Once again, the people of Ukraine turn to the faith for their salvation against the enemy at the gate — and once again, a pope is not standing by in silence.
Pope Francis also prayed before St. Peter’s tomb itself on Nov. 2.
The papacy has seen a small handful of villains in 2,000 years — and almost 100 saints.
COMMENTARY: The Holy Father has had a devotion to Salus Populi Romani since his first days as pope.
COMMENTARY: Should popes be canonized? Has something gone wrong if one isn’t?
Fabian walked in expecting to simply witness the election of a new Holy Father. Granted, he surely didn’t expect himself to be called, but we would be remiss to assume that Fabian wasn’t at least open to how and when and where the Holy Spirit wished to move in his life.
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