3 things that Concern the Pope - Perspectives Daily. saltandlighttv on May 22, 2018 Good evening and welcome to Perspectives Daily, Im Noel Ocol. From Rome today, the Pope met with members of the …More
3 things that Concern the Pope - Perspectives Daily.
saltandlighttv on May 22, 2018 Good evening and welcome to Perspectives Daily, Im Noel Ocol. From Rome today, the Pope met with members of the Italian Bishops' Conference, sharing with them 3 of his concerns. Though he stressed that he didn’t want to “beat them over the heads,” he wanted to share these issues with them so that they can be adressed. Have a look
Now according to the Italian website Vatican Insider, the Pope spent nearly 3 hours taking questions and responding to their concerns where he even told them that “It is not a sin to criticize the Pope here.”
We now have an official date for the canonization of Archbishop Oscar Romero, and Blessed Pope Paul 6th. The Pope announced on Saturday that both men along with six others, will be proclaimed saints on Sunday October 14th during the Synod of Bishops on Young People. Pope Paul 6th had the task of closing the Second Vatican Council in 1965. Born Giovanni Battista Montini in 1897, he died after being pope for 15 years on August 6th 1978.
Archbishop Oscar Romero, was shot dead on March 24th 1980 as he was saying Mass in El Salvador. As archbishop, he had became the outspoken voice for the poor of his country, who were caught up in a conflict between the military government and guerilla groups that claimed tens of thousands of civilian lives.
Finally tonight we now goto Lourdes where more than 200 active and retired U.S. military personnel participated in the Knights of Columbus’ annual Warriors to Lourdes pilgrimage. Have a look
Thats all that we have time for today. Join us again tomorrow when I bring you more news and stories from the perspectives of a Catholic lens.
saltandlighttv on May 22, 2018 Good evening and welcome to Perspectives Daily, Im Noel Ocol. From Rome today, the Pope met with members of the Italian Bishops' Conference, sharing with them 3 of his concerns. Though he stressed that he didn’t want to “beat them over the heads,” he wanted to share these issues with them so that they can be adressed. Have a look
Now according to the Italian website Vatican Insider, the Pope spent nearly 3 hours taking questions and responding to their concerns where he even told them that “It is not a sin to criticize the Pope here.”
We now have an official date for the canonization of Archbishop Oscar Romero, and Blessed Pope Paul 6th. The Pope announced on Saturday that both men along with six others, will be proclaimed saints on Sunday October 14th during the Synod of Bishops on Young People. Pope Paul 6th had the task of closing the Second Vatican Council in 1965. Born Giovanni Battista Montini in 1897, he died after being pope for 15 years on August 6th 1978.
Archbishop Oscar Romero, was shot dead on March 24th 1980 as he was saying Mass in El Salvador. As archbishop, he had became the outspoken voice for the poor of his country, who were caught up in a conflict between the military government and guerilla groups that claimed tens of thousands of civilian lives.
Finally tonight we now goto Lourdes where more than 200 active and retired U.S. military personnel participated in the Knights of Columbus’ annual Warriors to Lourdes pilgrimage. Have a look
Thats all that we have time for today. Join us again tomorrow when I bring you more news and stories from the perspectives of a Catholic lens.