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Articles in 'The Pope'
Book Review: The Vatican Christmas Cookbook
By E.M. McCarthy
The Vatican Christmas Cookbook is a wonderful cookbook full of gourmet meal ideas which will please many foodies
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The Deep Connection Between the Prayer to St. Michael and the 1917 Miracle of the Sun
By Michael J. McCormick
The key to understanding the timetable that frames the events of our day starts with an understanding of what happened to Pope Leo XIII on October 13, 1884.
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Why Can We Not See Love?
By Tess Shore
Pope Francis makes a statement, and the world becomes divided.
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A History of Popes: Leo V and Antipope Christopher
By Debra Booton McCoy
The overthrow of Pope Leo V.
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No, Pope Francis Cannot Change Church Teaching
By Jason Izolt, M.Ed., M.A.T.
I keep reminding myself that Pope Francis is a human being. Under that white habit, he is Jorge Mario Bergolio. As a human being, he is entitled to his own opinions. However, as Pope, he must ensure that his public utterances and writings conform to the teaching of the Church.
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No Arguments, No Conflicts...He Simply Spread the Love of God
By Katie Talarico
On St. Francis of Assisi's feast day, I was struck with a paragraph about St. Francis of Assisi in the Pope's new encyclical, and how it described St. Francis as willing to cross the borders of his origin, nationality, race, color and belief system and engage with those different from him.
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POPE BENEDICT IV, A STEP IN SAVING THE PAPACY
By Debra Booton McCoy
The “Dark Ages”, as the 800s and 900s tend to be called, were partially the result of a sense of self-entitlement on the part of the papacy and the ruling class. Everyone was in it for themselves, taking whatever could be obtained and rejecting others as pawns to be used. One of the outstanding men who achieved the papacy and did not work simply for his own comfort was Pope Benedict IV.
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Historic Battle: The Accord between Pope Francis and China
By E.M. McCarthy
In 2018 Pope Francis and China struck up an accord which is set to be renewed next month. While this agreement is secret, Pope Francis accepted the Communist party's picks for regional bishops (with his final say) and Chinese Catholics may now recognize the Pope's leadership.
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Blessed Luigi Novarese—At age nine, Doctors said his case was hopeless…His Mom turned to the Blessed Virgiin for help.
By Larry Peterson
Luigi Novarese was born on July 20, 1914, in Casale Monferrato, located in northern Italy. He was the ninth and last child born to Giust Carlo Novarese and Teresa Sassone. Luigi’s dad died before the boy’s first birthday from pneumonia. His Mom, a devout Catholic, embraced her responsibility as a Mom and did her best to keep the family afloat.
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Musical Mystery in Truth: Revealing the Ages of Doctrinal Development
By Scott Pauline
Dear reader: this writing is in tutor/student dialogue format for more entertaining discourse. Enjoy! Music is the Transcendent Language of the Liturgy
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POPES ROMANUS AND THEODORE II
By Debra Booton McCoy
The 9th century had turned into a disaster for the Church, and Italy. Not only were the Arabs attacking southern Italy and Sicily, cities were becoming independent and thinking for themselves. Popes were chased out, pushed out or killed in rapid succession. One pope would negate what the previous pope had created, whether bishoprics, ordinations and policies.
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The Life of Saint Pope Pius X
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
This is the story of a Pope who refused to stay buried in the annals of history. The boy who became Pope always worked with the image of Mother Church and her founder Jesus Christ before him, leading the way, as if on a path, beckoning him to follow. He never ceased being the boy who worked and struggled endlessly to keep alive the true teachings of the Church!
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POPE BONIFACE VI AND POPE STEPHEN VI
By Debra Booton McCoy
We last left Pope Formosus in a desperate situation. He had been pressed into crowning young Lambert, son of Duke Guy of Spoleto, emperor. But within a short period, Formosus turned to King Arnulf, of East Francia and disputed King of Italy, and crowned him emperor. This effectively would eliminate the rule of Emperor Lambert.
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POPE STEPHEN V, THE GENEROUS POPE
By Debra Booton McCoy
Pope Stephen, as was most common of popes in the Dark Ages, was the son of a wealthy Roman aristocrat whose name was Hadrian.
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The Unfailing Way to get out of Purgatory---Turn to Our Lady of Mount Carmel
By Larry Peterson
There is a place near where the prophet Elija lived, and it is one of the most biblical places on earth. It is 1,742 feet above sea level and hovers high over the coast of the Mediterranean. It was here where Elija prayed to God, asking Him to save Isreal from the onslaught of an ongoing drought.
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