John Paul II's Anthroposophical Journey to Assisi

From the French Journal Société Augustin Barruel, no. 27: "Rudolph Steiner et l'inspiration théosophique d'Assise" (pp 28-32) (Rudolf Steiner and the theosophical inspiration of Assisi), my translation …More
From the French Journal Société Augustin Barruel, no. 27: "Rudolph Steiner et l'inspiration théosophique d'Assise" (pp 28-32) (Rudolf Steiner and the theosophical inspiration of Assisi), my translation of the article:
"Among the conferences from the Cycle dedicated to the Gospel of Mark, we find this key text relating to Assisi:
What will happen when the individual faithful from the different religious systems will understand each other thus, when the Christian will say to the Buddhist: “I believe in your Buddha”, and when the Buddhist will say to the Christian: “I can understand the mystery of Golgotha just as you yourself understand it.”? What will come upon humanity when something such as this becomes the norm? Peace will arrive among men, a reciprocal recognition of all religions. And this must [one day] arrive. And the anthroposophical movement must constitute [the basis for] such an authentic reciprocal understanding of all religions."
John paul ii's anthroposophical journey to …More
Cassandra Laments
"Peace will arrive among men, a reciprocal recognition of all religions. And this must [one day] arrive." It always amazes me that these people think that their own ideology and dreams must one day materialize, presumably because they think they can't be wrong, but it never occurs to them that it would arrive if only humanity obeyed God. Strange.
Ralph Alexander Michael Curtis
The consequences of cooperating with the kingdom of hell.