Today in 1964 the Tiara was donated to "the poor" On November 13, 1964, Paul VI donated his Papal tiara to the poor at a ceremony in St. Peter’s Basilica, making him the last pope to wear the ceremonial …More
Today in 1964 the Tiara was donated to "the poor"
On November 13, 1964, Paul VI donated his Papal tiara to the poor at a ceremony in St. Peter’s Basilica, making him the last pope to wear the ceremonial crown.
On November 13, 1964, Paul VI donated his Papal tiara to the poor at a ceremony in St. Peter’s Basilica, making him the last pope to wear the ceremonial crown.
And what about the poor?
Jesus said: “The poor you will always have with you” (Matthew 26:11)
Luke 6:20-21 Jesus says blessed are the poor.
Matthew 5:3 Jesus says blessed are the poor in Spirit.
What did Jesus say? The short version or the long version?
Happy the poor ..... uhm well ... in spirit. Subtitles EnglishMore
And what about the poor?
Jesus said: “The poor you will always have with you” (Matthew 26:11)
Luke 6:20-21 Jesus says blessed are the poor.
Matthew 5:3 Jesus says blessed are the poor in Spirit.
What did Jesus say? The short version or the long version?
Happy the poor ..... uhm well ... in spirit. Subtitles English
Jesus said: “The poor you will always have with you” (Matthew 26:11)
Luke 6:20-21 Jesus says blessed are the poor.
Matthew 5:3 Jesus says blessed are the poor in Spirit.
What did Jesus say? The short version or the long version?
Happy the poor ..... uhm well ... in spirit. Subtitles English
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"No crown, no rule!" @Jeffrey Ade So St. Peter was an invalid Pope because he didn't have a crown? ;-)
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Since St. Peter didn't have a temporal crown or kingdom as the later popes did, I am sure he is the first Pope chosen by Our Dear Lord Jesus Christ. St. Peter didn't degrade the exterior symbol of the tri-fold papal kingship as these modern popes have.
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The first Papal Tiara emeged roughly in the 9th century. So The Church had at least over 800 years of Popes who did not need crowns in order to be rule as Pope... ;-)
No more Tiara's to sell! So began the undermining of the Church's moral authority. Sainthood also became a 'cheap commodity' to that of simple recognition of commitment to the ideals of V2. Contrast Pope Pauls attitude, theology, and behaviour to that of Pope Pius X11. Legitimately it can be asked, "Why was he overlooked for sainthood"? For, if ever there was a modern-day Pope more deserving for …More
No more Tiara's to sell! So began the undermining of the Church's moral authority. Sainthood also became a 'cheap commodity' to that of simple recognition of commitment to the ideals of V2. Contrast Pope Pauls attitude, theology, and behaviour to that of Pope Pius X11. Legitimately it can be asked, "Why was he overlooked for sainthood"? For, if ever there was a modern-day Pope more deserving for beatification, most assuredly that Pope was Pius X11.
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He gave up the Tiara and the Catholic faith
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And with it the authority to rule the See of Peter! No crown, no rule!