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The American Experiment and what it meant to Pope St. John Paul II
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On December 16, 1997, Pope John Paul II received the new United States of America Ambassador to the Holy See, H.E. Mrs. Corrine (Lindy) Claiborne Boggs. During that meeting, John Paul II spoke about the importance the United States of America plays not only to its citizens but to the entire world. Pope John Paul II had a great admiration for the Founding Fathers of our country. These words should be read carefully by not only Americans but all people throughout the world.
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I believe in the finer things in life – Kentucky bourbon, quality beer, coffee, bacon, cigars, and the Second Amendment. Since 2012, I have been writing on my website/blog – TomPerna.org. By day, I am an account manager with a food and beverage company in Bismarck, ND. At night, I am a Catholic lay evangelist who writes, creates social media content, and leads/teaches OCIA classes. When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with my wife and three sons.
I have a Master’s in Theology from Franciscan University of Steubenville. I also hold a Master’s in Education from the University of Phoenix and a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from the University of San Francisco. While attending USF, I studied the Great Books of Western Civilization and upon graduation received a Great Books Certificate from the St. Ignatius Institute.
My writings appear on New Advent, Big Pulpit, EpicPew, and Catholic Exchange. My first book was published through Emmaus Road Publishing – Understanding Catholic Teaching on the Blessed Virgin Mary. I am a monthly contributor to EpicPew.com.
