Gloria.TV News on the 29th of March 2017 34 Times: Pope Francis has called Michele Ferri 34 times after Ferri wrote a letter to him describing the death of his brother Andrea who was murdered in June …More
Gloria.TV News on the 29th of March 2017
34 Times: Pope Francis has called Michele Ferri 34 times after Ferri wrote a letter to him describing the death of his brother Andrea who was murdered in June 2013. This apostolate of Francis contrasts with a widespread unhappiness in the Vatican, were it is often very difficult even for his closest collaborators to get an appointment with Francis.
Popular Among Women: An opinion pool in Buenos Aires has shown that Pope Francis is particularly popular among women especially those above the age of 45. Further the Catholic Church is the most respected institution in Argentina with an approval rate of 28%.
Consecration: The bishops of the Netherlands will consecrate their country on May 13, the hundredth anniversary of the apparitions in Fatima to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The ceremony will be held in the medieval basilica Our Lady of Maastricht. The church of the Netherlands, one of the strongest in Europe, was virtually wiped out in the wake of the Second Vatican Council.
Pro Life Hero: Students of Thomas Aquinas College have remembered 19-year old Angela Baird who died 20 years ago after a fall of 20 meters during an overnight camping trip. Angela remained conscious after the fall, albeit in tremendous pain. She offered her sufferings “for the aborted babies” as she awaited rescue. Angela died in surgery the next day. In her sophomore year she started a pro-life group on campus.
34 Times: Pope Francis has called Michele Ferri 34 times after Ferri wrote a letter to him describing the death of his brother Andrea who was murdered in June 2013. This apostolate of Francis contrasts with a widespread unhappiness in the Vatican, were it is often very difficult even for his closest collaborators to get an appointment with Francis.
Popular Among Women: An opinion pool in Buenos Aires has shown that Pope Francis is particularly popular among women especially those above the age of 45. Further the Catholic Church is the most respected institution in Argentina with an approval rate of 28%.
Consecration: The bishops of the Netherlands will consecrate their country on May 13, the hundredth anniversary of the apparitions in Fatima to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The ceremony will be held in the medieval basilica Our Lady of Maastricht. The church of the Netherlands, one of the strongest in Europe, was virtually wiped out in the wake of the Second Vatican Council.
Pro Life Hero: Students of Thomas Aquinas College have remembered 19-year old Angela Baird who died 20 years ago after a fall of 20 meters during an overnight camping trip. Angela remained conscious after the fall, albeit in tremendous pain. She offered her sufferings “for the aborted babies” as she awaited rescue. Angela died in surgery the next day. In her sophomore year she started a pro-life group on campus.
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Popular Among Women: In 2015 the Economist called Francis “the Peronist Pope,” referring to his known sympathies for Argentina's three-time president, Juan Perón. In the 1940s and ’50s, the populist general upended Argentina’s class structure by championing the country’s downtrodden. Peron also intervened in religious schools and tried to legalize divorce and prostitution.
A) Peron also intervened …More
Popular Among Women: In 2015 the Economist called Francis “the Peronist Pope,” referring to his known sympathies for Argentina's three-time president, Juan Perón. In the 1940s and ’50s, the populist general upended Argentina’s class structure by championing the country’s downtrodden. Peron also intervened in religious schools and tried to legalize divorce and prostitution.
A) Peron also intervened in religious schools and tried to legalize divorce...
B) “the Peronist Pope”
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A) Peron also intervened in religious schools and tried to legalize divorce...
B) “the Peronist Pope”