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Articles in 'The Pope'
The Pope and the President vs The Faithful
By Patti J. Smith
The recent meeting between the Pope and President Biden is causing a great deal of confusion. The President smugly announced His Holiness assured him he was "a good Catholic and should continue to receive Communion."
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Pope Francis failed President Joe Biden
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Pope Francis, being the direct successor of St. Peter, failed President Joe Biden during the recent visit of the president to the Vatican. The pope has a lot of responsibilities and obligations as we all know, but his primary responsibility is to guide others to live a life of repentance and obedience to Christ with the goal of reaching heaven.
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Our Father--on Earth, Our Pope Francis!
By Elizabeth Thomas
Is he a false prophet, as some claim? Is he the true Pope or is Pope Benedict--who is no longer physically able to "feed the Sheep?" Pope Benedict, led by the Holy Spirit and not by a conspiracy, knew when it was time to step down. At least that is my opinion. But who am I? Not God that is for sure and therefore not the one to judge on this matter!
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Pope Sylvester III: The Temporary Pope
By Debra Booton McCoy
Although some people looked on Sylvester III as an antipope, he continues to be listed as an official pope in Vatican lists.
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Pope Benedict IX: Three Time Pope
By Debra Booton McCoy
It was "all in the family" for the Tusculum counts. Brothers, Popes Benedict VIII and John XIX, ruled twenty years between them before dying.
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The Pope´s Red Shoes
By Flávia Ghelardi
I always thought they were beautiful, but I didn't know their deep meaning.
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Evangelizing: What is it, and how can we, as individuals, Evangelize?
By Larry Peterson
We Catholic/Christians are asked to 'evangelize." But for me, the word, Evangelize, has always been intimidating. And what does that word actually mean?
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Christian Socialism: Can They Truly Co-Exist?
By Michael Cunningham
Believe it or not, the Pope spoke about Christianity and socialism over 120 years ago.
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Pope Leo XIII: A Modern Man Who Saw The Future of Society Yet Still Understood The Past
By Michael Cunningham
Praise be to God Always, Pope Leo XIII, you were truly a blessed person with a vision that many more people should have and all people believe in. Amen
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Changing History: Pope Leo XIII View Of Socialism In The Last Days
By Michael Cunningham
Clearly, Pope Leo XIII was vehemently against big government and big government liberal socialism. Yet the left has somehow rewritten history and we are believing this.
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Pope John XIX: The Originator of Indulgences
By Debra Booton McCoy
Pope John XIX was an inconsistent, money-hungry man who did not understand Church law. He acted in his own best interest, for the most part. His actions led to the schism between East and West just a generation later.
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A Forecast Of The Things To Come In The Last Days? A Closer Look At Pope Leo XIII
By Michael Cunningham
Pope Leo XIII was the oldest active person to be a Pope. He was born in 1810 and died in 1903. His Papacy was the third-longest in length in the history of this position and was a very brilliant man. He spoke six languages fluently. Yet, he is not a Saint. After reading this article you may question this comment too.
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Pope Sergius IV: The Last of the Crescenti Puppets
By Debra Booton McCoy
Sergius is the pope who made the taking of another name common among popes. He was born Peter, son of Peter the Shoemaker and his spouse Stephanie. Apparently, he was referred to as Peter Pig Snout.
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Pope Saint 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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The Night Sky: An Endangered Species
By Justin Soutar
As believers in the perennial truths that an infinitely good and loving God created the cosmos and that human beings are stewards of creation, Catholics and other Christians should be at the forefront of a mass movement to restore, improve, and protect the visibility of the night sky in the United States and around the world.
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Do We Have to Obey the Pope?
By Bill Dunn
Here’s an interesting question: Are Catholics required to accept everything the Pope says?
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The Eucharist and Propriety
By Chick Todd
We’re in a tough position right now as Catholics. The world claims that “social sin” is the cause of personal sin, and we must assert that it’s just the opposite.
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