Pio Nono John Paul II At the end of antiquity

At the end of antiquity

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If God is who he says he is

Pope John Paul II reflects upon two questions from the Wisdom of Ben Sira: “What is man and of what use is he

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Pio Nono John Paul II At the end of antiquityBy E. E. Y. Hales Pio Nono, regarded by friend and foe alike as the founder of the modern papacy, the Pope who recovered for the Papacy an influence it had not enjoyed since the Council of Trent, has nevertheless become a largely forgotten or ignored figure. That is thanks, according to E. E. Y. Hales, not to the kind of man he was, but to the kind of record history keeps. If historical epochs were known for their tragic heroes instead of their