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[Title] => The enormous power of the Papacy
[Summary] => Two decades ago, when news was broadcast over television that the Pope had been shot and was in danger of death, the shock and the concern were felt worldwide. More recently, when the Pope became seriously ill, the concern was again worldwide. Many (perhaps millions) were praying for the Pope’s recovery. His death is mourned not only by Catholics but even by non-Catholics and by non-Christians.
This illustrates a modern phenomenon: the almost universal recognition of the Pope as a moral leader not only for Catholics but for the world.
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[AuthorName] => Fr. Miguel A. Bernad, SJ
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[Title] => The Harvard condemnation
[Summary] => The Harvard University Gazette for March 25 contains an article with photographs of a public symposium held on March 18 by the professors of the Harvard Divinity School, attended by a large crowd, to discuss Mel Gibson’s film on The Passion of the Christ. The eminent professors were unanimous in their condemnation of the film and of Mel Gibson himself. The professors vied with one another as to which of them could express his or her indignation more vehemently.
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[Title] => Irresistible charm of Christmas
[Summary] => "Christmas has become matter-of-fact, an ordinary yearly occurrence, much of the spiritual significance having eroded. We have somehow lost the meaning of Paul's exuberant words: "In Christ old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new."
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This illustrates a modern phenomenon: the almost universal recognition of the Pope as a moral leader not only for Catholics but for the world.
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